An Historic tongue : studies in English linguistics in memory of Barbara Strang
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An Historic tongue : studies in English linguistics in memory of Barbara Strang
Routledge, 1988
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"A bibliography of Barbara Strang": p. 242-247
Includes bibliographies
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内容説明
This volume represents the wide-ranging linguistic interests of the late Barbara Strang, Professor of English Language at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1964-82.
目次
- Part 1 Old to Middle English period
- the difficulty of establishing borrowings between Old English and the Continental West Germanic languages, E.G. Stanley
- Wulf revisited: the problem of runic signatures, Roger Lass
- Snuck: the development of irregular Preterite forms, Richard Hogg
- ambiguity on two levels: a study in negation in Chaucer, Sonia Baghdikian
- goodbye to all "that": the history and present behaviour of optional "that", Joan Beal
- the rise of the "for NP to V" construction: an explanation, Olga Fischer
- negation in Shakespeare, N.F. Blake
- Englishmen and their moods: Renaissance grammar and the English verb, John Reed. Part 2 Middle to modern period
- the great vowel-shift and other vowel-shifts, John Frankis
- thematic genetives, Noel Osselton
- the discourse properties of the criminal statute, Michael Hoey
- varietas delectat: forms and functions of English world-wide
- "talking proper": schooling and the establishment of English "received pronunciation", John Honey
- the methods of urban linguistic surveys, Graham Nixon
- a bibliography of Barbara Strang, Richard Bailey.
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