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Speaking in our tongues: proceedings of a colloquium on medieval dialectology and related disciplines Laing, Margaret • Williamson, Keith [Hrsg.]. |
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Autoren suchen: Laing, Margaret • Williamson, Keith |
Inhalt
| On the origin and spread of initial voiced fricatives and the phonemic split of fricatives in English and Dutch |
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| The study of medieval language in the Low Countries: the good, the bad and the future |
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| Taxonomy and typology in medieval dialect studies: a discussion |
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| Middle English texts and their transmission, 1350-1500: some geographical criteria |
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| A palaeographer's view |
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| A philologist's view |
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| Manuscript studies and literary geography |
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| Historical dialectology and literary text traditions |
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| Keynote address: discussion |
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| Codes and cultures |
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| The Celtic languages: some current and some neglected questions |
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| Language contact in early medieval England: Latin and Old English |
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| Languages in contact: discussion |
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| Descriptions of dialect and areal distributions |
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| Taxonomy and typology in medieval dialect studies: Michael Benskin's paper: discussion |
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| Word geography: previous approaches and achievements |
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| Sources and techniques for the study of Middle English word geography |
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| Place-names and word geography: some words of warning |
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| Word geography: discussion |