Revitalizing Bulgarian Dialectology Edited by Ronelle Alexander & Vladimir Zhobov 2004    —   View Table of Contents Published in association with the University of California Press SUGGESTED CITATION: Ronelle Alexander & Vladimir Zhobov, ed. Revitalizing Bulgarian Dialectology. University of California Press/University of California International and Area Studies Digital Collection, Edited Volume #2, 2004. http://repositories.cdlib.org/uciaspubs/editedvolumes/2

Contents
Maps of Bulgaria
Introduction
	Introduction, Ronelle Alexander
Chapters
I. GENERAL
	1. The Achievements and Tasks of Bulgarian Dialectology, Todor Bojadzhiev
	2. The Vitality, and the Revitalizing, of Bulgarian Dialectology , Ronelle Alexander
II. PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY
	3. Palatalization in Bulgarian Dialects:An Experiment in Phoneme Categorization, Jonathan Barnes
	4. Elision of Unstressed Vowels in the Erkec Dialect, Peter Shishkov
	5. Uvulars in the Erkec Dialect, Vladimir Zhobov
III. MORPHOSYNTAX AND THE LEXICON
	6. Toward a Lexicon of the Erkec Dialect, Tanja Delcheva
	7. Imam ('Have') plus Past Passive Participle in the Bulgarian Erkec Dialect, E Elliott
	8. Third Person Pronouns in Bulgarian Dialects in the Erkec and Teteven Areas, Krasimira Koleva
IV. ACCENT
	9. The Scope of Double Accent in Bulgarian Dialects, Ronelle Alexander
	10. Poststressing complementizers in Erkec (Kozicino), Matthew Baerman
	11. Dialectal Accent Shifts in the Bulgarian Linguistic Region and Double Accent, Georgi Kolev
	12. Hierarchies of Stress Assignment in Bulgarian Dialects, Vladimir Zhobov, Ronelle Alexander, and Georgi Kolev
EPILOGUE
	13. Towards a Revitalization of Bulgarian Dialectology, Ronelle Alexander and Vladimir Zhobov