Isbn: 9783752006810 - writing and orthography in non-literary texts from roman britain: a sociolinguistic approach (lautschriftsprache - scriptandsound) (4 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: Wie neu. 171 Seiten : Illustrationen. Tadelloses Exemplar. Like New. - Contents - Outline of the book - Introduction - Acknowledgments - Chapter I: Roman Britain in a glimpse - 1 .0. Timeline of Roman Britain - 2 .0. Different non-literary sources - a short overview - 2.1. Londinium-Bloomberg (50-80 CE) - 2.2. Carlisle (79-105 CE) - 2.3. Vindolanda (85-205 CE - 2.4. Curse tablets (mainly Bath and Uley, 2nd_4th CE - Chapter II: Micro-histories of Latinization: Focus on linguistics, - writing materials and scripts - 1 .0. Introduction - 2 .0. Latin in Britain vs. Latin of Britain: challenging monolithic entities - 3 .0. The writing materials: wax, ink, and lead - 3.1. Scripts: Old Roman Cursive, New Roman Cursive and Capital - Chapter III: Research Method - 1 .0. Introduction - 2 .0. Classical and non-classical forms: an overview on these labels and their use - 3 .0. Formal and non-formal: creating a continuum instead of a polar dichotomy - 4 .0. Analysis of the data: the selection of the case studies - 5 .0. Different levels of literacy? - Chapter IV: Vocalism - Vowel alternation - 1 .0. Introducing a dynamic system - 2 .0. Literature review - 3 .0. Vowel alternation: Diffusion in Roman Britain - 4 .0. Vowel alternation: analysis of the dataset - 4.1. Vowel alternation in the Londinium-Bloomberg tablets: the case of dabes - 4.2. Vowel alternation in the Carlisle tablets: - scarcity of data and the case of lancea - 4.3. Vowel alternation in the Vindolanda tablets: towards vowel lowering - 4.4. Vowel alternation in the curse tablets: focus on stressed position - - Chapter V: Vocalism - Vowel syncope - 1 .0. Introduction - 2 .0. Literature review - 3 .0. Diffusion in Roman Britain - 3.1. Syncope in the Vindolanda tablets: - the entanglements of specific lexical areas - 3.1.1. Masclus and Proculus: a different sociolinguistic distribution - 3.2. Syncope in the curse tablets: the problem of the magical layout - Chapter VI: Consonantism - Gemination and Degemination - 1 .0. Introduction: Gemination and Degemination - 2 .0. Literature review: Gemination - 3 .0. Diffusion in Roman Britain: Gemination and the digraph - 3.1. Gemination in the Londinium-Bloomberg tablets: - leaving behind the idea of 'archaism' - 3.2. Gemination in the Carlisle and Vindolanda tablets: the case of mitto - 3.3. Gemination in the curse tablets: a turnaround - 4 .0. Diffusion in Roman Britain: Degemination - 4.1. Degemination in the Londinium-Bloomberg and Carlisle tablets: - writing materials and the absence of this phenomenon - 4.2. Degemination in the Vindolanda tablets: a varied consonantal situation - 4.3. Degemination in curse tablets and the entanglement of multiple - areas of the lexicon - Chapter VII: Consonantism - deletion and insertion in initial position - 1 .0. Introduction - 2 .0. Literature review: the testimony of the grammarians and the authors - 3 .0. Literature review: present time - 4 .0. Diffusion in Roman Britain - 4.1. Diachronic and areal diffusion of non-etimological in initial position - 5 .0. deletion - 5.1. deletion in the Londinium-Bloomberg tablets: the possible entanglement of the orthographic level - 5.2. deletion in the Carlisle and Vindolanda tablets: focus on habeo - 5.3. deletion in the curse tablets: moving away from habeo - 6 .0. insertion - 6.1. The 'strange' case of insertion in the Vindolanda tablets - 6.1.1. Tab. Vindol. 225 and Tab.Vindol. 250: orthographic indecisiveness - - Chapter VIII: Conclusive remarks - 1 .0. Introduction - 2 .0. The general overview - Linguistic patterns - 3 .0. Evidence from other corpora outside Roman Britain - 4 .0. Introducing other corpora from outside Britain: - Letters of Claudius Terentianus, Vindonissa, the Curse tablets from Mainz - 4.1. The linguistic situation in the letter of Claudius Terentianus: - spot on vocalism - 4.2. The linguistic situation of the stylus tablets from Vindonissa: - the case of dabes - 4.3. The linguistic variation within Mainz curse tablet - not all curses are the. …

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