A History of German: What the Past Reveals about Today's Language

Joseph Salmons

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Linguistics and language evolution Linguistic Variation and Morphology Historical Linguistics and Language Studies

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1. Introduction 2. The Depths of Prehistory: Up to Indo-European 3. The Dawn of History: Germanic up to the earliest direct attestation 4. From Germanic to Old High German: Early textual evidence 5. Middle High German: The High Middle Ages 6. Early New High German: Richer evidence and context 7. New High German: Recent and ongoing change 8. Conclusion: The interpretation of the significance the past has for us References Index

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