Table of Contents
Introductory
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Table of Contents
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153-154
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Articles
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Austro-Slavism as the Motive of Kopitar's Work.
Sergio Bonazza
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155-164
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From the Correspondence between Stanislav Škrabec and Jan Baudouin de Courtenay.
Rado L. Lencek
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165-188
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The Beginnings of Modern Slovene Literary Scholarship.
Krešimir Nemec
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189-206
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Problems in Language Contact and the Social Meaning of Language Among American Slovenes.
Joseph Paternost
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207-218
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Literary Translations
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Prešce, by Ivan Cankar. Introduced and translated by David Limon.
David Limon
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219-232
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Book Reviews
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Slovenian Heritage. Volume I. Edited by Edward Gobetz, with the assistance of Milena Gobetz and Ruth Lakner. Willoughby Hills, OH, 1980.
Matjaž Klemenčič
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233-235
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Mirko Javornik. Pero in cas, II. Trieste, Washington, Buenos Aires: Založba Tabor, 1981.
William W. Derbyshire
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235
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Daša Komac and Ružena Škerlj. Angleško-slovenski in slovensko-angleški slovar. 5th ed. Ljubljana: Cankarjeva Založba, 1981.
William W. Derbyshire
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236-238
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Papers in Slavic Philology 2: To Honor Jernej Kopitar, 1780-1980. Edited by Rado L. Lencek and Henry R. Cooper, Jr. Ann Arbor: Department
of Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of Michigan, 1982.
William B. Edgerton
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238-240
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Prežihov Voranc. The Self-Sown: Bilingual Edition of a Slovene Classic. Translated and Introduced by Irma M. Ožbalt. New Orleans:
Založba Prometej, 1983.
Henry R. Cooper, Jr.
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240-241
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Miscellanea
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Books Received.
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259-260
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From the President.
Rado L. Lencek
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261-263
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