SKYJournat of Linguisticsispublished by the Linguistic Association ofFinland (one issue per year).
Notes for Contributors
Policy: SKY
Jørnal
of Linguistics welcomes unpublished original works from authors of all nationalities and theoretical persuasions. Every manuscript is reviewed by at least two anonymous referees. In addition to full-length articles, thejournal also accepts short (3-5 pages) 'squibs' as well as book reviews.Language of Publication: Contributions should be written in either English, French, or German.
If
the article is not written in the native language of the author, the language should be revised by a qualified native speaker.Style Sheet: A detailed style sheet is available from the editors, as well as via WWW at http ://www.ling.helsinki.fi/sþ/skystyle.html.
Editors' Addresses (1999):
Timo
Haukioja, Departmentof
Linguistics, Hernikinkatu2,
FIN-20014University of Turku, Finland (e-mail timo. haukioja@utu.fi)
Ilona Herlin, Department of Finnish, P.O. Box 3, FIN-00014 University
of
Helsinki, Finland (e-mail herlin@ling.helsinki.fi)
Matti Miestamo, Department oflinguistics, P.O. Box 4, FIN-00014 University of Helsinki, Finland (e-mail matmies@ling.helsinki.fi)
Publisher:
The Linguistic Association of Finland c/o Department of Linguistics P.O. Box 4
FIN-00014 University of Helsinki Finland.
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The Linguistic Association
of
Finland was foundedin
1977to
promotelinguistic research
in
Finlandby
offeringa
forumfor
the discussion and dissemination ofresearch in linguistics, both in Finland and abroad. Membershipis open to anyone interested in linguistics. The membership fee in 1999 was FIM 130 (FIM 70 for students and unemployed members). Members receive,SrK)' Journal of Lingulsllcs gratis.
Cover design: Timo Hämälãinen 1999
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Contents
ANote fromthe Editors
C. Corcoll, M. Forcadell, J.M.
Fontana,M.T. Turell, and E. Vallduví:
Variation in
LanguageInteraction
Phenomena:A Global Approach Kimmo Granqvist:
Vowel Harmony
in Finnish and Finnish Romani Esaltkonen:
Remarks on Polysynthesis
Hanna Lappalainen:
Young
Adults
and the Functions of the Standard TimoLauttamus:
Fuzzry
Switch
and Loan Typesin
the Languagesof
Finnish
Americans
HennaMakkonen-Craig:
Speech Quotations in Newpapers as a
Fonn of
Language
Use
. .Dennis R. Preston:
Discourse
Interaction
and Content:A
Test CaseRøija
Vainio:Correct
Useof
Language accordingto RomanGrammarians....
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Greg
l\/atson:Sveitsi's
ja
Tenoris:Code-Switching
andBonowing in
theEnglish
ofFirst
Generation,Non-Fluent Bilingual Finnish-Ausfialians .
.Book reviews
Peter
Auer
(ed.), Code-Switchingin Conversation:
Language,
Interaction
andldentity Reviewed
byMagdolna Kovtics
Pekka Sammallahti: The Saami Languages:
An Introduction Reviewed by lda
Toivonen195
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A Note from the Editors
The first issue of The Yearbook of the Linguistic Association of
Finland
appearedin
1988, and exactly ten yearslater,
thejournaV yearbook
was published under that namefor
the lasttime.
Startingfrom
1999, thepublication of
theLinguistic Association
ofFinland
is calledSr(I Journal
ofLinguistics.r Apart
from the new name andnew cover
design,very little
has changed; thepublication is still
a refereeingjournal
(a fact that was apparently somewhatbluned by
the title
yearbook), tt still
appears once a year, andit
isstill
opento
papersfrom all fields of linguistics. As
anoveþ,
thejournal now
has abook review
section.The editors wish to
expresstheir
gratitudeto all authors
and refereesfor their
co-operation,M¡. Timo
H¿im¿il¿iinenfor
thenew
cover art, and the Academy of Finlandfor financial
assistance.Turku, November
18th, 1999Timo Haukioja
Ilona Herlin Matti Miestamo
t SI(Iis the Firurish acronym for the Linguistic Association of Fillland (Suomen Ki e liti e te e I line n Yhdi stys).