ISBN: 9783631846629 - language contact and the history of english: processes and effects on specific text-types (austrian studies in english, band 107) (10 Ergebnisse)

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Hardback. Zustand: New. The fact that English has always borrowed heavily from other languages is well known. However, the systemic long-term effects of the processes involved in such contacts are under-researched. This collection of articles takes a more wide-spanning approach, looking at various periods and phenomena across the centuries. The volume focusses on language contact seen as cultural contact, especially with Scandinavia and France, as well as on specific text types from times ranging from Old English to the twentieth century.The volume aims at advancing insight on the ways in which contacts with other languages and cultures influenced the English language as a whole. The book provides new reflections on borrowing and lexical innovation as cultural choices bound to different textual traditions.…

gebundener Originalpappband. Zustand: Sehr gut. 256 Seiten Bestens erhalten, neuwertig. List of illustrations. 9 Gabriella Mazzon Introduction. Language contact and the history of English lexicon: Processes and effects on specific text types . 11 Parti Systemic effects of lexical contact. 21 Herbert Schendl Code-switching, lexical innovation and borrowing in medieval English. 23 Philip Durkin Evaluating the impact of borrowing from Anglo-Norman on the English lexicon: Some old perspectives, and some newer ones . 49 Gisle Andersen Scandinavian lexical borrowings in English - a socio-pragmatic perspective. 69 Part II Borrowing and ideology. 89 Valeria di Clemente The personal name Henri in the Peterborough Chronicle, 1086- 1154: Forms of integration and adaptation. 91 Letizia Vezzosi Borrowings as a tool to construct a literary message: The case of Saint Erkenwald. 107 Julia Landmann The influence of German on North American usage since 1801 - a lexical analysis.Part III Language contact and cultural contact. 165 Louise Sylvester, Megan Tiddeman and Richard Ingham Lexical replacement, retention and borrowing in Middle English: A case study. 167 Stefan Dollinger and Alexandra Doherty Mah-kook, Skookum, Tillicum: Chinook Jargon and the discursive construction of British Columbian identities. 191 Giovanni lamartino and Lucia Berti Codifying lexical exchange: Borrowings in Joseph Baretti's English- Italian dictionary (1760) . 219 Gabriella Mazzon The name of the kookaburra: The contribution of Extraterritorial Englishes to mainstream vocabulary. 235 Notes on Contributors ISBN 9783631846629 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 404.…

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Hardback. Zustand: New. The fact that English has always borrowed heavily from other languages is well known. However, the systemic long-term effects of the processes involved in such contacts are under-researched. This collection of articles takes a more wide-spanning approach, looking at various periods and phenomena across the centuries. The volume focusses on language contact seen as cultural contact, especially with Scandinavia and France, as well as on specific text types from times ranging from Old English to the twentieth century.The volume aims at advancing insight on the ways in which contacts with other languages and cultures influenced the English language as a whole. The book provides new reflections on borrowing and lexical innovation as cultural choices bound to different textual traditions.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 258 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | The fact that English has always borrowed heavily from other languages is well known. However, the systemic long-term effects of the processes involved in such contacts are under-researched. This collection of articles takes a more wide-spanning approach, looking at various periods and phenomena across the centuries. The volume focusses on language contact seen as cultural contact, especially with Scandinavia and France, as well as on specific text types from times ranging from Old English to the twentieth century.The volume aims at advancing insight on the ways in which contacts with other languages and cultures influenced the English language as a whole. The book provides new reflections on borrowing and lexical innovation as cultural choices bound to different textual traditions.…