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SWEDISH STUDIES: LANGUAGE

SWEDISH STUDIES: LANGUAGE 1030 Germanic Languages v. SWEDISH STUDIES· LANGUAGE By KERSTIN PETERSSON, Lecturer in Swedish, University of East Anglia I. GENERAL Sprdk i Norden 1980. Arsskrift for de nordiska sprdkniimnderna, ed. Else Bojsen (Denmark), Mikael Reuter (Finland), Stale Laland (Norway) and Catharina Griinbaum (Sweden) (SSSN, 68), 189 pp. This volume contains parallel articles on the spelling and inflexion of loan words in Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Swedish and Finnish. Two articles deal with Nordic co-operation in the field of language cultivation, 'sprakvard': C. Griinbaum examines the channels open to 'sprakvard', and E. Koivusalo discusses the problems of establishing language norms in his article 'Allmansprak-vad ar det?', pp. 106-15. A result of the attempts to increase Nordic consciousness is Catharina Griinbaum and Bertil Molde, Att tala nordiskt: sprdkrdd till nordbor i nordiskt samarbete, Nordisk nid og Nordisk spraksekretariat, Oslo, 32 pp., a small but extremely useful handbook describing particular differences between the Scandinavian languages, notably in pronunciation and voca­ bulary. Sprdken i vart sprdk, ed. Inge Jonsson, Svenska Akade­ mien, PanfNorstedt, 182 pp., is a collection of articles featuring a number of areas within linguistics and language study. There is a slight emphasis on language in a social context, but the volume also http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies Brill

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1030 Germanic Languages v. SWEDISH STUDIES· LANGUAGE By KERSTIN PETERSSON, Lecturer in Swedish, University of East Anglia I. GENERAL Sprdk i Norden 1980. Arsskrift for de nordiska sprdkniimnderna, ed. Else Bojsen (Denmark), Mikael Reuter (Finland), Stale Laland (Norway) and Catharina Griinbaum (Sweden) (SSSN, 68), 189 pp. This volume contains parallel articles on the spelling and inflexion of loan words in Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Swedish and Finnish. Two articles deal with Nordic co-operation in the field of language cultivation, 'sprakvard': C. Griinbaum examines the channels open to 'sprakvard', and E. Koivusalo discusses the problems of establishing language norms in his article 'Allmansprak-vad ar det?', pp. 106-15. A result of the attempts to increase Nordic consciousness is Catharina Griinbaum and Bertil Molde, Att tala nordiskt: sprdkrdd till nordbor i nordiskt samarbete, Nordisk nid og Nordisk spraksekretariat, Oslo, 32 pp., a small but extremely useful handbook describing particular differences between the Scandinavian languages, notably in pronunciation and voca­ bulary. Sprdken i vart sprdk, ed. Inge Jonsson, Svenska Akade­ mien, PanfNorstedt, 182 pp., is a collection of articles featuring a number of areas within linguistics and language study. There is a slight emphasis on language in a social context, but the volume also

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