Fróðskaparrit - 01.01.2004, Side 119

WORKS IN ENGLISH FROM AND ABOUT THE FAROEISLANDS
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<”Særtryk af Biologiske arbejder tilegnede Eug.
Warming den 3. november 1911”. Quoted from
National Union Catalogue, vol. 448, p. 512 >
681: Perry, John: The Faroe Islands in
Picture Postcards
in: ”238”. Journal of the Faroe Islands Sludy
Circle, vol. 3, no. 6, May 2002, pp. 149-154,
illustrations, tables
<A đetailed listing of stamp-related and other pri-
vately produced Faroese postcards>
682: Petersen, Hjalmar P.: Quirky Case in
Faroese
in: Fróðskaparrit, vol. 50, 2002, pp. 63-76, 3
figures, references
<A discussion of impersonal verbs in Faroese>
683: Petersen, Hjalmar P.: Kuryowicz’s
Fourth Law in Syntax and Morphology
and a Possible Exception. Examples from
Faroese
in: Rask. Internationalt tidsskrift for sprog og
kommunikation. Odense, vol. 16, 2002, pp. 85-
98, references
<”There is a general tendency in Faroese to change
Accusative Subject Construclions (ASC) and Dative
Subject Constructions (DSC) to Nominative. This,
and the loss of genitive, is the topic of this paper...
The last section deals with the development of the
verbs hava ‘to have’, leggja ‘to lay’, and siga ‘to
say’, where we will suggest that past tense in these
verbs shows an exception from Kuryowicz’s Fourth
Law”. Quoted from introduclion>
684: Petersen, Steen Jack: Miscellaneous
Postal Rates in the Faroe Islands
in: ”238”. Journal of the Faroe Islands Study
Circle, vol. 3, no. 3, November 2000, pp. 67-
72, illustrations, tables
<A detailed listing of ”unusual” postal rates, i.e.
postal rates for newspapers, parcels to ”other coun-
tries”, packets sent by ship to foreign countries,
packets sent by airmail via Denmark to foreign
countries and reduced postal rates before the intro-
duction of B-letters>
685: Petersen, Steen Jack: Faroe Islands’
Meter Marks. A Detailed Listing of Meter
Marks Used in the Faroe Islands since 1943
n.pl. [Ellesmere Port, Cheshire] (Faroe Islands
Study Circle) 2001 (= Faroe Islands Study
Circle, Monograph No. 3), 42 pp., illustrations
686: Petersen, Steen Jack: Post Office Box
506, Lisbon, Portugal
in: ”238”. Journal of the Faroe Islands Study
Circle, vol. 3, no. 6, May 2002, pp. 155-156,
illustrations
<About letters l'rom and to the Faroes via P.O.B.
506 in Lisbon, a special service used for mail from
German-occupied Europe to the rest of Europe and
beyond>
687: Pierreville, G[ideon]: The present State
of Denmark and Reflections upon the ancient
State therof: Together with a particular
Account of the Birth, Education, martial
Atchievements, and brave Performances of
His Royal Highness Prince George, only
Brother to His present Majesty of Denmark
London (Printed for William Benbridg) 1683,
150 pp.
<An early account of “The Islands of Fero” based
principally on Lucas Debes’ famous study on pp.
132-139>
688: Pilkington, Edward: Faroes oil makes
troubled waters
in: The Guardian, Febr. 8, 1995, p. 8, 1 map
<British Foreign Secretary to meet Prime Minister of
Faroe Islands in attempt to forestall damaging rift in
16-year-boundary dispute in area rich in hydrocar-
bons. Quoted from British Newspaper Index>
689: Pilkington, Edward: Boom that proved
to be an own goal
in: The Guardian, Febr. 13. 1995, p. 8, photo-
graphs
<Article on 14% đecline in population of Faroe
Islands in last five years as young move to Denmark
to escape high unemployment. Quoted from British
Newspaper Index>