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Periphrastic Renderings and Their Element Order in Old English Versions of the Gospels (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT Interlinear glosses are expected to show onetoone correspondence of AngloSaxon renderings to the Latin original, while free translation is allowed to use words, phrases an...
Connectivity and Indirect Connection in English (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT Two semantic notions are defined and illustrated: connectivity, which is the optional insertion of the semantic element 'part' to expand a noun on which it leans, and indi...
Form in Learning Foreign Lexis (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT Interest in lexis and the nature of mental lexicon leads researchers to various theoretical positions and stimulates research on learning foreign vocabulary. The articl...
"But Why Do I Describe What All Must See?": Verbal Explication in the Stuart Masque (Literature) (Critical Essay)
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ABSTRACT Composed of signs taken from various art disciplines, the seventeenthcentury masque involved a considerable amount of interaction between its constituents. Among these,...
Evaluative Meaning and Its Cultural Significance (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT In the framework of traditional descriptive semantics, evaluative meaning is defined as an aspect of affective meaning. By virtue of its general positive and negative e...
From Very to Whitman: The Shaping of Emerson's Poet.
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ABSTRACT The poetry of Very and Whitman represents the early and late phases of Transcendentalism respectively, and corresponds to different stages in Emerson's evolving conception...
Another Learning Strategy?
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ABSTRACT Second language learners create their own glosses while working with written texts. The paper provides some arguments for recognizing this particular learner activity as a...
The Elements of Anglo-Saxon Wisdom Poetry in the Exeter Book Riddles (Critical Essay)
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ABSTRACT The paper investigates the parallels between the Old English wisdom poetry and a group of riddles contained in the Exeter Book. Although the riddle form in general as w...
Usable vs. Abusable Past. A Reflection Apropos of Two (Publication-Politicization) Dates in the History of U.S. Literature (Literature)
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ABSTRACT Using as examples two radically different classic texts, Washington Irving's "Rip Van Winkle" and Stephen Crane's The red badge of courage, the article reflects on the sco...
Medieval Marxists: A Tradition (1).
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ABSTRACT This paper presents a number of individuals from the last two centuries who, for varying reasons, have been attracted to both medieval studies and action for social change...
The Grammatical Status of the Same (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT The same, consisting of two words (or of clinicplusword), functions as a single grammatical item. Basically, it belongs to the determiner slot in phrase structure (togethe...
Epic Or Romance: Authorial Concept of Genre in Middle English Visions of Troy (Critical Essay)
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ABSTRACT Middle English narratives of the Trojan War are commonly classified as romances. Their authors, however, are aware of the generic differences between romance and epic a...
Why Does Ga- Not Appear in the Gothic Past Participle?(Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT Why does ga not appear in the Gothic past participle while ge does in Old English and German? The study on the Cumulative tendency (CT) which Niwa has made for a long time...
Reading for Translation: Investigating the Process of Foreign Language Text Comprehension from an Information Processing Perspective (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT The purpose of this article is to look at foreign language text comprehension from a translator's perspective. Contrary to traditional translation theory interpreting the ...
Nonstandard Were and the Nonstandard Forms of the Preterite Negative of to Be in Nineteenth Century New England Civil War Letters and Literary Dialect Portrayals (Essay)
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ABSTRACT The present paper presents the preliminary results of the study of were in nonstandard positions as well as nonstandard preterit negative forms of to be in mid and late...
Promises Kept and Broken--the Power of a Spoken Word in the Chivalric World of Le Morte D'arthur (Critical Essay)
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ABSTRACT The article demonstrates the performative character of chivalric culture portrayed in Thomas Malory's Le Morte Darthur. I refrain, however, from the investigation of al...
Language in Time: A Lesson Functionalists May Learn from Margaret Schlauch.
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ABSTRACT In the article, we attempt to explore Schlauch's understanding of synchrony and diachrony as seen in the context of her views on language nonautonomy as well as to relate ...
Verb Forms in Medieval Anglo-Irish Texts (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT The object of the present study is the shift of strong to weak verbs in medieval Irish English of the fourteenth century as represented by the text of the Kildare Poems. A...
Natural Syntax of Belfast English (I) Subject-Verb Agreement, (Ii) Imperative (Report)
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ABSTRACT The framework of this paper is Natural Syntax initiated by the author in the tradition of (morphological) naturalness as established by [dagger]Willi Mayerthaler and Wo...
The "Gender Gap" Reconsidered: Manuscripts and Readers in Late-Medieval England (1).
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ABSTRACT A study of the latemedieval owners and readers of texts originally addressed to female audiences raises a multitude of questions about the relationships between text and r...
Focus on Focus: A Review Article of Aspects of the Grammar of Focus: A Minimalist View by Przemyslaw Tajsner.
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Motto: "Chomsky's book The Minimalist Program is a sad example of spurious science, as it fails to satisfy basic scientific criteria, such as respect for data, unambiguous formu...
The Black Bird of Edgar Allan Poe and Wallace Stevens' Thirteen Blackbirds (Literature) (Critical Essay)
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ABSTRACT Both Poe and Stevens perceived imagination as the ultimate faculty of the human mind. The paper attempts a detailed comparison of Poe's "The Raven" and Stevens' "Thirte...
Contact with Scandinavian and Late Middle English Negative Concord (Linguistics) (Report)
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ABSTRACT Early Modern English saw negative concord disappear from the mainstream textual record (Nevalainen 1998; Kallel 2005), which may embody natural language change rather than...
Is Reanimation of Voices Possible? Pragmatics of Reported Speech in Selected Middle English Texts.
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ABSTRACT In its title, the paper alludes to the monograph on mediaeval Russian reported speech by Daniel E. Collins (2001), a successful attempt at reanimating the voices silenced ...
Chicken Or Hen?: Domestic Fowl Metaphors Denoting Human Beings (Linguistics) (Table) (Report)
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ABSTRACT The native AngloSaxon vocabulary related to domestic animals denominations has been increased throughout the centuries and enriched with borrowings from different langu...
A "Two-Way Relationship in English" Revisited: On Reciprocal Expressions in Early English, With a Digression Into Modern English Uses (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT The present study aims at providing a survey of the earliest English developments of reciprocal expressions, from the Old English discontinuous expressions, in which the e...
Reduplication and the Old English Strong Verbs Class VII (1).
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ABSTRACT Reduplication, one of regular ways of forming the IndoEuropean perfect, was inherited into the early Germanic as a marker of the preterite in some strong verbs. Of all old...
Some Pragmatic Considerations in the Positioning of If-Clause in Conditional Sentences (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT This paper reports on an investigation of the pragmatic factors influencing the position of ifclauses in conditional sentences. More than (900) nine hundred instances, ext...
The Semantic Dissolution of the Structure in ME Shulen on Its Path to Epistemicity (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT The present paper based on Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales" offers a historical analysis of the semantic development of ME shulen with particular attention paid to the emergen...
The Unruly Household in John Heywood's Johan Johan (Literature) (Critical Essay)
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ABSTRACT The very title of John Heywood's interlude A mery play between Johan Johan, the husband, Tyb his wife, and Sir Johan the priest (in print by 1533) suggests a fabliauxli...
Different Story, Different Strategy: A Comparative Study of Achebe's Style(S) in a Man of the People and Anthills of the Savannah (Literature)
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ABSTRACT Literary style, the meeting point between literary criticism and linguistic analysis, is the focus of this paper. The study demonstrates the viability of collaboration bet...
The Historical Sociolinguistics of Elite Accent Change: On Why RP is Not Disappearing (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT There is a perception common in the UK today, especially amongst journalists, that the RP accent is disappearing: for example, Public School pupils and younger members of ...
The Continental Backgrounds of English and Its Insular Development Until 1154 (Book Review)
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The continental backgrounds of English and its insular development until 1154. By Hans F. Nielsen. Odense: Odense University Press, 1998. Pp. 235. The book under review is part ...
Cubist Aesthetics in Stevens' "the Man with the Blue Guitar": Defence Against Surrealism (Literature) (Critical Essay)
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ABSTRACT The critics have discussed the influence of either Cubism or Surrealism on Stevens' "The Man with the Blue Guitar". The paper examines the impact of both of these movem...
Representing Rebellion: The Ending of Chaucer's Knight's Tale and the Castration of Saturn (1) (Critical Essay)
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ABSTRACT Previous scholars of the Knight's Tale have expressed some difficulty when pagan Theseus, at the end, strangely attributes authority for the resolution of the dramatic ...
On the Relationship Between Grammaticalization and Reanalysis (Report)
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ABSTRACT This paper seeks to explain and exemplify the relationship between grammaticalization and reanalysis, two important processes of grammatical change which occur in langu...
Scandinavian Loanwords in English in the 15th Century (1) (Linguistics) (Era Overview)
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ABSTRACT The paper concentrates on the following two issues concerning Scandinavian loanwards in English in the fifteenth century: (i) the obsolescence of loanwords and (ii) the...
"the Dread of Something After Death"--the Relationship Between Shakespeare's Hamlet and Some Medieval Dream Visions and Ghost Stories (Literature)
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ABSTRACT The present article tries to answer the question whether it is possible to think of William Shakespeare's Hamlet as a dream vision in which the Ghost plays the role ana...
From Heresy to Sainthood. Joan of Arc's Quest for Identity in Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan.
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ABSTRACT Saint Joan by Shaw (1957) has been considered by many critics one of the playwright's finest literary and dramatic achievements. Other scholars point out that the play is ...
Courtly Love in the World "Without a Hero": W. M. Thackeray's Vanity Fair (Literature)
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ABSTRACT Medieval romance is a genre difficult to define: it tan be written in verse (like romances of Chretien de Troyes) but also in prose (like Malory's works) and the length of...
"Cold Pastoral": Irony and the Eclogue in the Poetry of the Southern Fugitives (Literature)
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ABSTRACT This article attempts to analyze a shift in the ancient genre of pastoral in the poetry of the Southern modernists, Allen Tate and John Crowe Ransom, a shift that seeks to...
The Analysis of the Semantics of Middle English Mowen in the Light of Its Rise to Epistemicity and Eventuality.
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ABSTRACT The present paper offers a historical analysis of the semantic development of the ME verb mowen with particular attention paid to the emergence of its epistemic use. The c...
Time for Words (Book Review)
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Time for words. Edited by Janusz Arabski. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang Press, 2002. Pp. 275. As recently as a few decades ago there reigned the nonchalant notion that vocabular...
The Grammaticalization of Down (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT The present paper discusses the grammaticalization of down, focusing on when the process began and how it developed. The ultimate origin of down, both the adverb and th...
The Scandinavian Element Beyond the Danelaw (Linguistics) (Report)
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ABSTRACT The Scandinavian element is present in English mainly due to the Viking invasions and later settlement of the Vikings in the British Isles. Hence, it has been usually a...
Shipping News (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT Reports on the movement of shipping vessels in and out of English harbours have appeared as newsworthy items among English news reports from the very beginning of English ...
Names, Derivational Morphology, And Old English Gender (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT The paper argues that names constitute a primary linguistic category: they do not constitute a subclass of nouns. What have been regarded as formal devices for signalling ...
Syntactic Innovation Processes in Nigerian English (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT This study investigates the syntactic features of Nigerian English which have been created through the following processesthe use of subjectless sentences, reduplicatio...
A Re-Classification of Old English Nouns.
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ABSTRACT The standard classification of Old English nominal inflections, employing the ProtoGermanic root structure, fails to reflect synchronic features of the system. This paper ...
Semantic Changes Within the Domain Boy in Panchronic Perspective (Linguistics)
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ABSTRACT Traditionally considered a subject of historical linguistics studies par excellencesemantic Changecan be understood as conventionalisation of contextdependent modification...