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Latin and the Romance languages in the early Middle Ages / edited by Roger Wright.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Wright, Roger.
Series:
Romance linguistics
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Romance languages--History.
Romance languages.
History.
Latin language--Influence on Romance.
Latin language.
Latin language, Medieval and modern.
Genre:
Conference papers and proceedings.
Physical Description:
ix, 262 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
London ; New York : Routledge, 1991.
Contents:
Introduction: Latin and Romance, a thousand years of incertitude / Roger Wright
On the names of languages (and other things) / Paul M. Lloyd
Language change and metalinguistic change: Latin to Romance and other cases / Tore Janson
Spoken and written Latin in the last centuries of the Roman Empire. A contribution to the linguistic history of the western provinces / Jozsef Herman
Latin and Romance: fragmentation or restructuring? / Alberto Varvaro
Phonology, phonetics, and orthography in late Latin and Romance: the evidence for early intervocalic sonorization / Thomas D. Cravens
Evidence for SVO in Latin? / Harm Pinkster
The collapse and replacement of verbal inflection in late Latin/early Romance: how would one know? / John N. Green
The conceptual distinction between Latin and Romance: invention or evolution? / Roger Wright
The consciousness of a linguistic dichotomy (Latin-Romance) in Carolingian Gaul: the contradictions of the sources and of their interpretation / Marc Van Uytfanghe
Latin and Romance: an historian's perspective / Rosamond McKitterick.
Audire, legere, vulgo: an attempt to define public use and comprehensibility of Carolingian hagiography / Katrien Heene
Rhabanus Maurus and the vernacular languages / Michel Banniard
The combination of glosses in the Codice Emilianense 60 (Glosas Emilianenses) / Birte Stengaard
how was Leonese Vulgar Latin read? / Carmen Pensado
Spelling lapses in early Medieval Latin documents and the reconstruction of primitive Romance phonology / Thomas J. Walsh
Syntactic aspects of Latinate texts of the early Middle Ages / Robert Blake
Latin or Romance? Graphemic variation and scripto-linguistic change in medieval Spain / Antonio Emiliano
Latin vs Romance in the Middle Ages: Dante's De vulgari eloquentia revisited / Marcel Danesi.
Notes:
Based on a workshop at the ninth International Conference on Historical Linguistics at Rutgers University, Aug. 14-18, 1989.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0415056063
OCLC:
21229482

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