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- Scandinavian and French influence on the vocabulary in Middle English and its connection with modern changes in the language
Scandinavian and French influence on the vocabulary in Middle English and its connection with modern changes in the language
Тип работы: Курсовая
Предмет: Английский
Год защиты: 2013
Кол-во страниц: 35
Описание работы
Those in the vocabulary involved the loss of a large part of the Old English word-stock and the addition of thousands of words from French and Latin. At the beginning of the period English is a language that must be learned like a foreign tongue; at the end it is Modern English.
Topicality of the course work is evident because it is very important to know formation of Middle english vocabulary and its history to be oriented in learning English
Object of our research is Scandinavian and French influence on the vocabulary in Middle English
Subject of the course paper is analysis Scandinavian and French influence on the vocabulary in Middle English and its connection with modern changes in the language
The main aim of the present research is to study Scandinavian and French influence on the vocabulary in Middle English and its connection with modern changes in the language.
Оглавление:
INTRODUCTION 3
Chapter I ORIGIN OF MIDDLE ENGLISH 5
1.1 Inheritance and borrowing 5
1.2 Word formation 9
Chapter II ANALYZE OF SCANDINAVIAN AND FRENCH INFLUENCE ON THE VOCABULARY IN MIDDLE ENGLISH 22
2.1 Analyze of Scandinavian influence on the vocabulary in Middle English and its connection with modern changes in the language 22
2.2 Analyze of French influence on the vocabulary in Middle English and its connection with modern changes in the language 26
CONCLUSION 33
BIBLIOGRAPHY 35
Источники:
24. Lawson, M. K. 1993. Cnut: The Danes in England in the Early Eleventh Century [The Medieval World], Longman, London/New York.
25. Trips, C. 1999. ‘Scandinavian Characteristics in the Ormulum: Evidence for Scandinavian influence on the word order change in Early Middle English,’Proceedings of Console 8, 327-342.
26. Horobin, S. (forthcoming), The Language of the Chaucer Tradition, Cambridge: Brewer.
27. Jones, C. (1972), An introduction to Middle English, New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston.
28. Jones, C. (1989), A History of English Phonology, London: Longman. Jordan, R. (trans. E. Crook) (1974), Handbook of Middle English Grammar: Phonology,
The Hague: Mouton.
29. Prins, A. A. (1952), French Influence on English Phrasing, Leiden: Leiden University Press.
30. David Burnley’s The History of the English Language, London: Pearson Education, 2000 (2nd edition), pages 152-158.
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Цена: 3000 тг
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