Titlebook: Medieval English in a Multilingual Context; Current Methodologie Sara M. Pons-Sanz,Louise Sylvester Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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An Overview of Contact-Induced Morphosyntactic Changes in Early Englishage contact. Our emphasis is on accurately characterising the contact situations involved, and evaluating the evidence, rather than exhaustively listing every possible contact-induced change, and so the discussion is structured around a few case studies involving each of the three languages that med

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Traces of Language Contact in Nominal Morphology of Late Northumbrian and Northern Middle Englishocuses on the patterns and dynamics of inflectional reorganisation of nouns traditionally affiliated with unproductive declensional classes. The aim of the study is to evaluate to what extent language contact with speakers of Old Norse is manifested in the nominal inflection of tenth-century Northum

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Origin and Spread of the Personal Pronoun ,: ,, a Case Studyd the Old English .-type pronouns ., . and .. The .-type forms have traditionally been identified as Norse-derived (cf. the Old Icelandic pronouns ., . and .). Accordingly, they are often presented as one of the key examples of the significant influence that Old Norse had on the non-technical vocabu

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Language Contact Effects on Verb Semantic Classes: Lability in Early English and Old Frenchuch alternations are often attributed to membership of semantic classes. This study investigates how far verb semantic class membership was a factor conditioning lability in older stages of English, in two semantic areas not displaying lability in PDE, psych verbs, and verbs of the.-class. In both c

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Textual and Codicological Manifestations of Multilingual Culture in Medieval Englandfurther work is needed. Changes of approach by editors and literary historians are illustrated with special reference to the substantial body of scholarship on the multilingual miscellany London, British Library, MS Harley 2253. Using this manuscript and its texts to illustrate new departures and ne

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Adapting Winefride in Welsh, Latin and English. Following advances made in the textual scholarship of the Welsh and Latin Lives by the recent AHRC . and . projects, we now know much more about these texts and how they relate to one another. This case study takes the example of the border-crossing saint Winefride/Gwenfrewy, whose Latin Life by R

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Sara M. Pons-Sanz,Louise SylvesterOffers overviews of the state of the art of research on the multilingual culture of medieval England.Focuses on the variety of languages in use, including English, Old Norse, Norn, Dutch, Welsh, Frenc

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