From Old English to Standard English: A Course Book in Language Variations Across Time (Studies in English Language)
Editorial PALGRAVE MACMILLAN
Festland Spanien
- Verlag PALGRAVE MACMILLAN
- ISBN13 9781403998804
- ISBN10 1403998809
- Gegenstandsart Buch
- Buchseiten 472
- Jahr der Ausgabe 2006
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LehrerbücherFrom Old English to Standard English: A Course Book in Language Variations Across Time (Studies in English Language)
Editorial PALGRAVE MACMILLAN
Festland Spanien
Buch Details
'This is in many respects a really excellent book. The range of coverage is impressive, there is a strong emphasis on primary sources, and the material is clearly explained and presented in a format which assumes no prior knowledge. The treatment of spelling and punctuation change is particularly good, and there are many interesting and useful activities.' - Carole Hough, University of Glasgow, UK
'This study is an excellent textbook not only for English majors but for linguistic students of other languages as well who can benefit highly from a comparative perspective and tracing patterns of developments that took place in
the English language. The activities offered at the end of each chapter are highly beneficial allowing readers to deepen their understanding of the contents of the chapters. The texts offer valuable explanation of the chronicles. It is
an in depth study of the evolving variations in language over time and an insightful analysis of the development of the English language.' - Zeinab Ibrahim, The American University in Cairo
Review of the previous edition:
'This volume is so crammed with examples from across the centuries that it is a pleasure to browse through its pages.' - The Guardian
This is in many respects a really excellent book. The range of coverage is impressive, there is a strong emphasis on primary sources, and the material is clearly explained and presented in a format which assumes no prior knowledge. The treatment of spelling and punctuation change is particularly good, and there are many interesting and useful activities.' - Carole Hough, University of Glasgow, UK
'This study is an excellent textbook not only for English majors but for linguistic students of other languages as well who can benefit highly from a comparative perspective and tracing patterns of developments that took place in the English language. The activities offered at the end of each chapter are highly beneficial allowing readers to deepen their understanding of the contents of the chapters. The texts offer valuable explanation of the chronicles. It is an in depth study of the evolving variations in language over time and an insightful analysis of the development of the English language.' - Zeinab Ibrahim, The American University in Cairo
Review of the previous edition:'This volume is so crammed with examples from across the centuries that it is a pleasure to browse through its pages.' - The Guardian