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Die germanische Mythosgestalt *Askiz in der Germania von Cornelius Tacitus und in altnordischen Quellen

open access: yesBrünner Beiträge zur Germanistik und Nordistik, 2016
The work by Publius Cornelius Tacitus entitled De origine et situ Germanorum is an inexhaustible source of knowledge about ancient Germanic peoples, their culture, beliefs and even their mythology.
Krzysztof Tomasz Witczak   +1 more
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The German Report

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This chapter presents an overview of the social housing system in Germany. Unlike in many other contexts, social housing in Germany is conceived as a temporary, marketcorrecting policy; therefore, the social housing function is limited in time. While partially provided by the state, it is primarily supplied by the private sector.
Keunen, Els   +3 more
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#INSTAPOETRY. POESIA POPULAR NO INSTAGRAM E SEUS AFFORDANCES*(PROPICIAMENTOS)

open access: yesRevista Brasileira de Literatura Comparada
O artigo trata sobre poesia, cuja publicação se dá na plataforma de rede social Instagram. Essa instapoesia encontra grande reconhecimento em escala global e pertence aos fenômenos literários mais populares da atualidade, dentre os quais esse é ...
Niels Penke
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“It is not German, it is replacing German”

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The idea that the state of the standard language is indicative of the state of national identity has shaped the German nation. Kiezdeutsch (lit. “hood German”), a multiethnic youth variety spoken in Germany’s urban areas, is seen as a threat to this space. Analysing online data, I examine a three-layered ideology.
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Evaluating the phylogenetic signal of morphosyntax. [PDF]

open access: yesPozn Stud Contemp Linguist
Sleeman R   +6 more
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Derivation in Germanic

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Derivational word-formation processes play an important role in the Germanic languages. In particular, prefixation and suffixation are highly productive. In accordance with the so-called right-hand head principle, suffixes tend to determine the morphological category of a word, and are therefore often category-changing (e.g.
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