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Festeinband. Zustand: Sehr gut. 224 Seiten : Illustrationen ; 22 cm Tadelloses Exemplar. - Table o f Contents -- L ist o f T ab le s 11 -- L ist o f F ig u r e s 15 -- L ist o f A b b re v ia tio n s 21 -- A c k n o w le d g e m e n ts ; 23 -- I n tr o d u c tio n 25 -- 01 A im 25 -- 02 Material, method and tools25 -- 03 Theoretical approach 27 -- 04 Structure27 -- C h a p te r 1: M id d le E n g lish P re p o s itio n s a n d A d v e rb s 29 -- 11 Introduction29 -- 12 Middle English period 29 -- 121 Middle English chronology 30 -- 122 Middle English dialects 30 -- 13 Middle English prepositions32 -- 131 Development of Middle English prepositions from -- Old English case markers 33 -- 132 Features of Middle English prepositions34 -- 14 Previous studies on Middle English prepositions and adverbs 35 -- 15 Prepositions and adverbs selected for the study 38 -- 16 The prefix bi-lbe- 38 -- Chapter 2: Methodology and data collection41 -- 21 Introduction 41 -- 22 (Computerised) Corpus linguistics methodology 41 -- 221 Method introduction and first corpora41 -- 222 Historical corpora 43 -- 223 Middle English corpora44 -- 2231 Middle English part of the Helsinki Corpus 44 -- 2232 Penn-Helsinki Parsed Corpus of Middle English45 -- 2233 Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse 46 -- 2234 Middle English Grammar Corpus 46 -- 2235 Innsbruck Corpus of Middle English Prose 47 -- 224 Historical dictionaries as databases 47 -- 2241 Middle English Dictionary Online 48 -- 2242 Oxford English Dictionary Online 48 -- 23 Innsbruck Corpus texts selected for the present study 49 -- 231 Texts selection method49 -- 232 Temporal division 49 -- 233 Dialectal distribution and the number of words52 -- 24 Semantics of prepositions and adverbs55 -- Chapter 3: ME biföre(n) (preposition/adverb/conjunction) 57 -- 31 Etymology of biföre(n)57 -- 32 Semantics in Middle English prose 57 -- 321 Preposition biföre(n) 57 -- 322 Adverb biföre(n)62 -- 323 Preposition and adverb biföre(n): a summary and comparison 66 -- 324 Conjunction biföre(n) 66 -- 325 Preposition, adverb and conjunction biföre(n): a summary and -- comparison68 -- 33 Corpus analysis68 -- 331 Temporal distribution of biföre(n)68 -- 332 Textual and dialectal distribution and token frequency -- of biföre(n) 71 -- 3321 Early Middle English texts71 -- 3322 Late Middle English texts 75 -- 3323 Early and Late Middle English texts: a comparison 81 -- C h a p te r 4: M E b iyö n d (e) (p re p o s itio n /a d v e rb ) 83 -- 41 Etymology of biyönd(e)83 -- 42 Semantics in Middle English prose 83 -- 421 Preposition biyönd(e) 83 -- 422 Adverb biyönd(e)86 -- 423 Preposition and adverb biyönd(e): a summary and comparison 87 -- 43 Corpus analysis 88 -- 431 Temporal distribution of biyönd(e) 88 -- 432 Textual and dialectal distribution and token frequency -- of biyönd(e) 90 -- 4321 Early Middle English texts 91 -- 4322 Late Middle English texts 92 -- 4323 Early and Late Middle English texts: a comparison 97 -- C h a p te r 5: M E b ih in de(n ) ( p r e p o s itio n /a d v e rb )101 -- 51 Etymology of bihtnde(n)101 -- 52 Semantics in Middle English prose101 -- 521 Preposition bihinde(n) 101 -- 522 Adverb bihlnde(n) 104 -- 523 Preposition and adverb bihinde(n): a summary and -- comparison 108 -- 53 Corpus analysis 109 -- 531 Temporal distribution of bihlnde(n)109 -- 532 Textual and dialectal distribution and token frequency -- of bihinde(n)I l l -- 5321 Early Middle English texts 112 -- 5322 Late Middle English texts115 -- 5323 Early and Late Middle English texts: a comparison 121 -- Chapter 6: ME binethe(n) (preposition/adverb)123 -- 61 Etymology of binethe(n) 123 -- 62 Semantics in Middle English prose123 -- 621 Preposition binethe(n)123 -- 622 Adverb binethe(n) 126 -- 623 Preposition and adverb binethe(n): a summary and comparison 129 -- 63 Corpus analysis130 -- 631 Temporal distribution of binethe(n)130 -- 632 Textual and dialectal distribution and token frequency -- oibinethe(n)132 -- 6321 Early Middle English texts132 -- 6322 Late Middle English te.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Word Derivation in Early Middle English | Ewa Ciszek | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2008 | Peter Lang | EAN 9783631583722 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Lang, Peter GmbH, Gontardstr. 11, 10178 Berlin, r[dot]boehm-korff[at]peterlang[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -No comprehensive study of Early Middle English derivation has been published thus far. This book is an attempt to remedy the situation, at least to give a detailed analysis of one class of suffixes, i.e., seven suffixes forming abstract nouns. They are both of native (-d¿m, -s(c)hipe(e), -h¿d(e) and ¿nes(se)) and French origin (-¿ge, -(e)r¿e and -ment). The analysis includes the semantics of the suffixes both from a diachronic and a synchronic perspective as well as their productivity and dialect distribution. The study is data-oriented, hence the analysis of linguistic facts is dominating. The analysed material comes from the Dictionary of Old English (A-F) based on the Toronto Corpus of Old English Texts, the Toronto Corpus and the Middle English Dictionary on-line. The unique features of the study are the account of the senses of the suffixes in Old and Early Middle English, and the semantic evolution of the native suffixes from Old to Early Middle English as well as the demonstration that some of the French suffixes were productive already in Early Middle English. 144 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - No comprehensive study of Early Middle English derivation has been published thus far. This book is an attempt to remedy the situation, at least to give a detailed analysis of one class of suffixes, i.e., seven suffixes forming abstract nouns. They are both of native (-d m, -s(c)hipe(e), -h d(e) and -nes(se)) and French origin (-age, -(e)rie and -ment). The analysis includes the semantics of the suffixes both from a diachronic and a synchronic perspective as well as their productivity and dialect distribution. The study is data-oriented, hence the analysis of linguistic facts is dominating. The analysed material comes from the Dictionary of Old English (A-F) based on the Toronto Corpus of Old English Texts, the Toronto Corpus and the Middle English Dictionary on-line. The unique features of the study are the account of the senses of the suffixes in Old and Early Middle English, and the semantic evolution of the native suffixes from Old to Early Middle English as well as the demonstration that some of the French suffixes were productive already in Early Middle English.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -This book offers the first comprehensive study of Middle English prepositions and adverbs combining the prefix «be-» with a preposition, an adverb or a numeral recorded in prose texts. Six best established lexemes, i.e., «before, beyond, behind, beneath, between» and «betwixt» are analysed. The investigated aspects include the semantics of the prepositions and adverbs, their dialectal and textual distribution as well as their frequency of use viewed both from a synchronic and diachronic perspective. The study draws on the linguistic data retrieved from a collection of specially selected complete prose texts from the «Innsbruck Corpus of Middle English Prose». The description of the obtained results is enhanced with numerous tables and figures. 228 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book offers the first comprehensive study of Middle English prepositions and adverbs combining the prefix «be-» with a preposition, an adverb or a numeral recorded in prose texts. Six best established lexemes, i.e., «before, beyond, behind, beneath, between» and «betwixt» are analysed. The investigated aspects include the semantics of the prepositions and adverbs, their dialectal and textual distribution as well as their frequency of use viewed both from a synchronic and diachronic perspective. The study draws on the linguistic data retrieved from a collection of specially selected complete prose texts from the «Innsbruck Corpus of Middle English Prose». The description of the obtained results is enhanced with numerous tables and figures.