Reflections on Tolkien’s Use of Beowulf
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Publisher:Stockholm University Press
By: Arne Zettersten
Table of contents
Introduction
The Middle English Development of Old English y and Lengthened y: Spelling Evidence
Linguistic Mysteries Around the North Sea
The Late Middle English Version of Practica Urinarum in London, Wellcome Library, MS 537 (ff. 15r-40v)
Is Plant Species Identification Possible in Middle English Herbals?
The Periphrastic Subjunctive in the Old English Multiple Glosses to the Lindisfarne Gospels
On the Place-Name Isle of Dogs
English Genres in Diachronic Corpus Linguistics
Here is an Old Mastiffe Bitch Ø Stands Barking at Mee: Zero Subject Relativizers in Early Modern English (T)here-Constructions
“Norfolk People Know Best”: On the Written Representation of Accents as Performed and Perceived by ‘Insiders’ and ‘Outsiders’
Sublime Caledonia: Description, Narration and Evaluation in Nineteenth-century Texts on Scotland
The Development of Attitudes to Foreign Languages as Shown in the English Novel
“Mythonomer”: Tolkien on Myth in His Scholarly Work
Reflections on Tolkien’s Use of Beowulf
Commentators and Corpora: Evidence about Markers of Formality
Recent Changes in the Modal Area of Necessity and Obligation – A Contrastive Perspective
Motion to and Motion through: Evidence from a Multilingual Corpus
Using the World Wide Web to Research Spoken Varieties of English: The Case of Pulmonic Ingressive Speech
Another Look at Preposition Stranding: English and Swedish Discourse Patterns
There is Nothing Like Native Speech: A Comparison of Native and Very Advanced Non-Native Speech
“Bachelor Means Nothing Without Husband and Father” : What Collocations Reveal about a Cognitive Category
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PDF ISBN: 978-91-7635-005-8 | PDF ISBN: 978-91-7635-007-2 | E-Pub ISBN: 978-91-7635-006-5 | Hardback ISBN: 978-91-7635-004-1 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.16993/sup.bab
Publisher: Stockholm University Press
Publication date: 2015
Language: English
Pages: 406