Iorgu Iordan - Published Works

Published Works

  • Rumanische Toponomastik, Bonn & Leipzig, Kurt Schroeder Verlag, 1924.
  • Istoria literaturii italiene, Iaşi, Universitatea din Iaşi, 1928.
  • Introducere în studiul limbilor romanice. Evoluţia şi starea actuală a lingvisticii romanice, Iaşi, Institutul de Filologie Română, 1932.
  • Gramatica limbii române, Bucharest, 1937 (2 nd ed. 1946).
  • Limba română actuală. O gramatică a „greşelilor”, Iaşi, Institutul de Arte Grafice „Alexandru A. Terek”, 1943 (2 nd ed. 1947).
  • Stilistica limbii române, Bucharest, Institutul de Linguistică Română, 1944 (2 nd ed. 1975).
  • Lingvistica romanică. Evoluţie. Curente. Metode, Bucharest, Editura Academiei, 1962 (2 nd ed. 1970).
  • Toponimia românească, Bucharest, Editura Academiei, 1963.
  • Istoria limbii literare spaniole, Bucharest, Editura Didactică şi Pedagogică, 1963.
  • Introducere în lingvistica romanică, Bucharest, Editura Didactică şi Pedagogică, 1965 (in collaboration with Maria Manoliu).
  • Structura morfologică a limbii române contemporane, Bucharest, Editura Ştiinţifică, 1967 (in collaboration with Valeria Guţu Romalo, Alexandru Niculescu).
  • Scrieri alese, Bucharest, Editura Academiei, 1968.
  • Alexandru I. Philippide, Bucharest, Editura Ştiinţifică, 1969.
  • Crestomaţie romanică, vol. I-III, Bucharest, Editura Academiei, 1962-1974 (co-ordination).
  • Memorii, vol. I-III, Bucharest, Editura Eminescu, 1976-1979.
  • Limba română contemporană, Bucharest, Editura Didactică şi Pedagogică, 1978 (in collaboration with Vladimir Robu).
  • Dicţionar al numelor de familie româneşti, Bucharest, Editura Ştiinţifică şi Enciclopedică, 1983.
  • Istoria limbii române (Pe-nţelesul tuturora), Bucharest, Editura Ştiinţifică şi Enciclopedică, 1983.
  • Manual de linguistica romanica, Madrid, Gredos, 1989 (in collaboration with Maria Manoliu, Manuel Alvar).

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