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Finnland und Schweden im neuen Europa : linguistische Prozesse in Politik und Identitätskonstruktion
Reitz, Claudia; Zeller, Katharina. - Frankfurt am Main [u.a.] : Lang, 2009
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UB Frankfurt Linguistik
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Gespräche in einer Krise : Analyse von Telefonaten mit einem RAF-Mitglied während der Okkupation der westdeutschen Botschaft in Stockholm 1975
Heiden, Gregor von der. - Umeå : Umeå Univ., 2009
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UB Frankfurt Linguistik
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Stefan Mähl: Geven vnde screven tho deme Holme [Rezension]
In: Jahrbuch des Vereins für Niederdeutsche Sprachforschung. - Kiel ; Hamburg : Wachholtz, Murmann Publishers 132 (2009), 179-180
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スウェーデンにおけるバイリンガル聾教育の展開と変成:聾学校,難聴学校の教師へのインタビューから
鳥越,隆士. - 2009
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Standardization of Swedish Place-Names Yesterday and Today ; Session Paper
Nilsson, Leif. - : York University, 2009
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Female Names and Male Names. Equality between the Sexes ; Session Paper
Brylla, Eva. - : York University, 2009
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"Landskrona", "Sibirien" and "Jeriko": Borrowed Place Names in Sweden down the Ages ; Session Paper
Wahlberg, Mats. - : York University, 2009
Abstract: Since the Middle Ages, a succession of names has been added to the place nomenclature of Sweden that have been borrowed, ready-made, from other countries. In many cases, these names have the form native to Swedish, e.g., 'Kina' (China) and 'Sibirien' (Siberia). Names borrowed in something closer to their original form have often been reshaped linguistically, once they have been incorporated into the Swedish placename stock. Borrowed names may sometimes be examples of ‘pure name transfer’, the principal reason for their adoption being the prestige and glory associated with their original bearers. Others may have become attached to the site in question as a result of their secondary associations, e.g., 'Kina' for a yellow house or 'Sibirien' to refer to fields that are remote, exposed to frost or difficult to cultivate. Medieval examples of loan names of German origin are the town names 'Landskrona' and 'Falkenberg' and the common settlement name 'Rosendal' (Ger. 'Rosenthal'). In the 18th century some French and Italian names were introduced. In the 17th and 18th centuries, many smallholdings on large estates were named after foreign places associated with Sweden’s many wars, e.g., 'Lützen' and 'Narva'. A special group of name borrowings consists of Biblical names, e.g., 'Betlehem' and 'Jerusalem'.
Keyword: Borrowed Place names in Sweden; Place Name Borrowing in Sweden
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10315/4048
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Young learners and multilingualism: a study of learner attitudes before and after the introduction of a second foreign language to the curriculum
In: System. - Amsterdam : Elsevier 36 (2008) 4, 607-623
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Im Spannungsfeld : Affinitäten, Abgrenzungen und Arrangements in den deutsch-schwedischen Beziehungen des 20. Jahrhunderts
Hannemann, Matthias (Hrsg.); DE-L327 (HerausgeberIn). - Greifswald : Univ., Lehrstuhl für Nordische Geschichte, 2008
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Tense and aspect in advanced Swedish learners' written English
Eriksson, Andreas. - Göteborg : Göteborgs Univ., 2008
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Sackgasse oder Autobahn? : Deutsch in Deutschland erwerben ; zu Fortgeschrittenenvarietäten erwachsener Schweden
Trollstad, Inger. - Göteborg : Göteborgs Universitet, Acta Univ. Gothoburgensis, 2008
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Geven vnde screven tho deme Holme : variablenlinguistische Untersuchungen zur mittelniederdeutschen Schreibsprache in Stockholm
Mähl, Stefan. - Uppsala : Swedish Science Press, 2008
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Alltagsgattungen und der Ort von Kultur : sprachwissenschaftliche und kulturanalytische Studien anhand von Milchverpackungen in Deutschland und Schweden
Tienken, Susanne. - Stockholm : Stockholm Univ., 2008
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Composition Programs and Practices in Sweden: Possibilities for Cross-Fertilization with the United States
In: Dissertations (2008)
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Mother tongue plus two European languages in Sweden: unrealistic educational goal?
In: Language policy. - New York, NY : Springer 6 (2007) 3-4, 333-358
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Language policies for a global era: the changing face of language politics in Scandinavia
In: Standard, Variation und Sprachwandel in germanischen Sprachen. - Tübingen : Narr (2007), 59-90
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Epidemics on networks and early stage vaccination
In: http://www2.math.su.se/matstat/reports/seriea/2007/rep12/report.pdf (2007)
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Swedish-English language mixing
In: World Englishes. - Oxford [u.a.] : Blackwell 26 (2007) 2, 224-240
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Translating EU civil protection in the Nordic states – towards a theoretical understanding of the creation of European crisis management capacities.
Britz, Malena.. - 2007
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The relation between fluid intelligence and the general factor as a function of cultural background: A test of Cattell's investment theory
Kvist, Ann Valentin; Gustafsson, Jan-Eric. - : Uppsala: Institute for Labour Market Policy Evaluation (IFAU), 2007
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