Hamito-Semitica () von James Bynon

Frontmatter -- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE -- FOREWORD -- PREFACE -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- I. OPENING SESSION -- QUELQUES MOTS SUR COMPARAISON ET RESTITUTION -- OPENING ADDRESS -- II. SEMITIC SECTION -- ON THE COMMON SEMITIC LEXICON AND ITS ECOLOGICAL AND CULTURAL BACKGROUND -- THE EVIDENCE OF THE PROTO-LEXICON FOR THE CULTURAL BACKGROUND OF THE SEMITIC PEOPLES -- BEITRÄGE ZUR HAMITO-SEMITISCHEN WORTVERGLEICHUNG -- A HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE HEBREW ROOT Y¦ -- LEXICOSTATISTICS AND THE INTERNAL DIVISIONS OF SEMITIC -- GENETIC CLASSIFICATION AND ETHIOPIAN SEMITIC -- WHAT IS A SEMITIC ETHIOPIAN LANGUAGE? -- ON ROOT STRUCTURE IN PROTO-SEMITIC -- CONTRASTING ARTICULATIONS IN THE MODERN SOUTH ARABIAN LANGUAGES -- LE DYNAMISME DU SYSTÈME PHONOLOGIQUE PROTOSÉMITIQUE ET LES PROBLÈMES DE LA PHONOLOGIE CHAMITO-SÉMITIQUE -- III. ANCIENT EGYPTIAN SECTION -- EGYPTIAN AND SURVIVAL -- LA POSITION INTERMÉDIAIRE DE LANCIEN ÉGYPTIEN ENTRE LHÉBREU ET LARABE -- EGYPTIAN AND THE OTHER HAMITO-SEMITIC LANGUAGES -- IV. LIBYCOBERBER SECTION -- THE RECONSTRUCTION OF PROTO-BERBER SHORT VOWELS -- HAMITOSEMITIC AND THE PRECELTIC SUBSTRATUM IN IRELAND AND BRITAIN -- AN ANCIENT PEOPLE OF THE LIBYAN SAHARA -- INSCRIPTIONS IN THE LIBYAN ALPHABET FROM TRIPOLITANIA, AND SOME NOTES ON THE TRIBES OF THE REGION -- SEMANTIC CORRELATES OF BERBER SYNTACTIC PATTERNS -- THE BERBER ELEMENT IN MALTESE -- BEGADKEFAT IM BERBERISCHEN -- V. CUSHITIC SECTION -- MATERIAL FOR A COMPARATIVE DICTIONARY OF CUSHITIC LANGUAGES : SOMALI-GALLA COMPARISONS -- GENDER IN CUSHITIC -- VERBS WITH VOCALIC MUTATION IN SOMALI AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR HAMITO-SEMITIC COMPARATIVE STUDIES -- TOWARD A LEXICOSTATISTIC CLASSIFICATION OF ETHIOPIAN LANGUAGES -- VI. CHADIC SECTION -- THE HAUSA GENITIVE MORPHEME AS AN EXPONENT OF GENDER: A QUERY -- TYPES OF CONJUGATIONAL FORMS IN CHADIC -- THE STRUCTURAL STATUS OF HAUSA R SOUNDS -- HAUSA AND CHADIC -- BACHAMA AND CHADIC -- VII. GENERAL PAPERS -- WHATS IN A NAME? -- SOME ASPECTS OF THE PRESENT STATE OF HAMITO-SEMITIC STUDIES -- VIII. PREHISTORIC BACKGROUND -- THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXT OF THE HAMITIC LANGUAGES IN NORTHERN AFRICA -- PARTICIPANTS AT THE COLLOQUIM