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The Lexical Scandinavian Element in Early Modern English: Some Preliminary Considerations
(The Modern Language Society of Helsink, 1995)[Abstract] The aim of this paper is to compare the behaviour of Scandinavian loan-words in Early Modern English with the one they exhibited in Middle English. For this purpose, two corpora have been used: the EModE section ... -
A Study of Finite Complementation in late 14th Century English
(Universidade de Vigo, 1997)[Resumen] Este artículo pretende prófundizar en el análisis de los modelos de complementación finita (conteniendo formas verbales marcadas) existentes en Inglés Medio y cotejarlos con los períodos lingüísticos inmediatamente ... -
“To Lerne Sciences Touching Nombres and Proporciouns”: The Proportion of Affixation in Early Scientific Writing
(Taylor & Francis, 2008)[Abstract] [Abstract] The study of scientific lexicon from the point of view of derivational morphology does not demonstrate any great advance in the vernacularisation process at the end of the fourteenth century. Rather, ... -
Make plus Adjective in Eighteenth-Century Science and Fiction: Some Issues Made Public
(Taylor & Francis, 2009)[Abstract] Make plus adjective or noun structures are often used by speakers of English. Nevertheless, the first have not been, to our understanding, as thoroughly studied as the latter and less so in non-everyday language. ... -
A Report on English Historical Linguistics in Spain (1968-2011)
(The European Society for the Study of English, 2012)[Abstract] In the following pages we will report on the development of research in English historical linguistics in Spain, looking specifically at doctoral dissertations. These can be seen as an indicator of the ...