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Henrik Birnbaum Symposium University of California, Los Angeles Herbert Morris Seminar Room, Royce Hall 306, 22 February 2003 Co-Sponsored by the Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies and the Morning Session (9:00 — 12:30) Vyacheslav Ivanov, UCLA. The Fate of the Final *-r in Slavic Marc Greenberg, University of Kansas. Common Slavic: Progress or Crisis in Its Reconstruction? Henning Andersen, UCLA. Common Slavic: Remaining Controversial Issues Susan Kresin, UCLA. On the Ordering of Clitics in Old Czech Break Dean Worth, UCLA. The Reluctant Relics of Gleb. Emily Klenin, UCLA. Will the Patriots Win This Season? Robert Romanchuk, Florida State University/University of Pennsylvania. Words Woven of Water: Again on the Slovo Daniila Zatochnika Jos Schaeken, University of Groningen/University of Basel. Baltic and Slavic Medieval Treasures in Swiss Libraries Lunch (12:30 — 2:00) Afternoon Session (2:00 —5:30) Daniel Collins, Ohio State University. Lost Times and Lost Empires: Tendentious Manuscripts in Sixteenth-Century Russian-Athonite Contact Jules Levin, UC Riverside/UCLA. Observations on Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Cyrillic Transliteration and «Phonetic» Transcription of English Michael Shapiro, Brown University. The Russian Non-Renaissance in Literary Perspective Olga Yokoyama, UCLA. The Logic of Socially Transmitted Superstitions Break Grace Fielder, University of Arizona. A Phoenix from the Ashes: The Resurrection of the Bulgarian Perfect Ronelle Alexander, UC Berkeley. Bosnian — Croatian — Serbian: One Language or Three? Laura Janda, University of North Carolina. A Metaphor for Aspect in Slavic Alan Timberlake, UC Berkeley. Substratum and Sprachbund Michael Flier, Harvard University. Catching the Drift of Dissimilative Jakan 'e |
