From Present to Past and Back

Roman Sukač, PhD, born in 1970, is an assistant professor at the Silesian University in Opava (Czech Republic).

• Contents: Katsiaryna Ackermann: On the Prosody of Slavic Continuants of Indo-European Verbal Adjectives in -to-, -no-, -lo- – Václav Blažek: On the Accentuation of the Baltic Verb – Rick Derksen: The Relative Chronology of East Baltic Accentual Developments – Vladimir A. Dybo: Balto-slawische Akzentologie und die germanische Konsonantengemination (Zur Verteidigung von F. Kluges Theorie) – Zbyněk Holub: Quantity Patterns of a-stems and o-stems in South-Western Czech Dialects (Especially in the Doudleby Region) – Jay H. Jasanoff: Balto-Slavic Mobility as an Indo-European Problem – Yuri Kleiner: Accentuation and Quantity – Frederik Kortlandt: West Slavic Accentuation – Orsat Ligorio: Concerning New Štokavian Retraction – Michail Oslon: Über den Silbenakzent in Juraj Križanićs Dialekt – Vytautas Rinkevičius: Akzentuierung der altpreußischen suffigierten Verba – Joseph Schallert: The Role of Sonority and Quantity in the Morphophonemic Development of Stress in Common Slavic Masculine Barytona (AP a) in Balkan Slavic Dialects – Tobias Scheer: Home-Made Western Slavic Vowel Length – Bonifacas Stundžia: Some Remarks on Accentual (Neo)mobility in Lithuanian – Roman Sukač: Moravian Quantitative Paradigms – Alexandra Ter-Avanesova: The Accentuation of *a-/*ja-stems in East Russian Dialects – Zuzana Topolińska: Main Conclusions of My Prosodic Research – Tomasz Wiśniewski: Late Accent Shifts and Fixing of Stress in West Slavic – Steven Young: Winter’s Law and Baltic Ablaut.