Old English: A Historical Linguistic Companion

Roger Lass

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Linguistics and language evolution Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Historical Linguistics and Language Studies

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Part I. Historical Prelude: 1. Background and origins 2. Indo-European to proto-Germanic to West Germanic Part II. Old English Phonology: 3. Evolution of old English phonology: the major early sound changes 4. Suprasegmentals Part III. Morphophonemic Intermezzo: 5. Ablaut, laryngeals, and the IE root Part IV. Morphology, Lexis and Syntax: 6. Inflectional morphology, I: Nouns, pronouns and adjectives 7. Inflectional Morphology, II: The Verb 8. Vocabulary and word-formation 9. Topics in old English historical syntax: word-order and case Part V. Historical Postlude: 10. The dissolution of old English Glossary References Index.

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