Early Modern English: Trends, Forms, and Texts : Papers Read at the IV National Conference of History of English, Catania 2-3 May 1991Carmela Nocera Avila, Nicola Pantaleo, D. Pezzini |
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... particularly in The Shepherdes Calendar , unless he was trying to imitate a Chaucerian style and in that way to pay an oblique compliment to Chaucer 11 ? Similarly the very fact that a modern scholar can write a book called Shake ...
... particularly in The Shepherdes Calendar , unless he was trying to imitate a Chaucerian style and in that way to pay an oblique compliment to Chaucer 11 ? Similarly the very fact that a modern scholar can write a book called Shake ...
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... particularly in relation to the need to produce a standardised language . It could probably be said that by the middle of the seventeenth century it was accept- ed that there was a standard language , for after that time peo- ple's ...
... particularly in relation to the need to produce a standardised language . It could probably be said that by the middle of the seventeenth century it was accept- ed that there was a standard language , for after that time peo- ple's ...
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... particularly relevant to our present con- cerns : Shakespeare was extremely attentive to language use ; he held a firm belief in the conventional nature of language , and thus was particularly interested in its social use . This means ...
... particularly relevant to our present con- cerns : Shakespeare was extremely attentive to language use ; he held a firm belief in the conventional nature of language , and thus was particularly interested in its social use . This means ...
Contents
PREFACE | i |
KEIR ELAM Early Modern syntax and late | 61 |
PAOLA PUGLIATTI Shakespeares names for Rebellion | 81 |
Copyright | |
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