Vol. 63 No. 1-2 (2023): Sociocultural change and the development of vernacular languages in Early Modern Europe

Cover of the journal Linguistica (vol. LXIII, no. 1-2)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/linguistica.63.1-2

Published: 27. 12. 2023

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Introduction

Sociocultural Change and the Development of Vernacular Languages in Early Modern Europe Introduction

Oliver Currie

5-15
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Language

Vernacularisation of Documentary Legal Texts in Northern Europe A Comparison of the Development of Scots and Low German in the Fifteenth Century

Anna D. Havinga

19-39
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Scribal Networks and the Language of Urban Administration Variation and Change in Sixteenth-Century Coventry

Tino Oudesluijs

41-62
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The Influence of French Pragmalinguistic Patterns on the Requestive Style in 16th-Century Scottish Letters

Christine Elsweiler

63-88
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Coherence-Making Strategies in the Renaut de Montauban Tradition From French Verse to English Prose

Carlotta Posth, Sonia García de Alba Lobeira

89-121
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The Contribution of Erasmus to the Development of Romance Languages in the Early Modern Period

Santiago Del Rey Quesada

123-142
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The 16^th-Century Slovenian Literary Standard and Slovenian Manuscript Texts from the Second Half of the 16^th Century and Early 17^th Century

Alenka Jelovšek

143-176
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Finding the ‘Right’ Irish for the New Testament Register in the First Three Printed Books in Irish, 1567–1602

Mícheál Hoyne

177-196
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Between the Impressionistic and the Arithmetic Thinking about Criteria for the Stylistic Analysis of Early Modern Welsh Prose

Erich Poppe

197-212
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Translation, the Vernacular Debate, and the Evolution of Literary Writing Style Between Italy and Germany Prince Ludwig von Anhalt-Köthen and His Translation of Giovan Battista Gelli’s Capricci del Bottaio

Lucia Assenzi

213-231
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Defending the Catalan Language Cristòfol Despuig and the Description of the Valencian "other"

Vicente Lledó-Guillem

233-250
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Political, Social and Cultural Status of Vernacular Languages in the Duchy of Savoy in 16th And 17th Centuries

Antonella Amatuzzi

251-272
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Learning to Write Letters in Sixteenth-Century Florence Epistolary Formulae in the Correspondence of Lucrezia Albizzi Ricasoli

Eleonora Serra

273-300
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English Pauper Letters in the Eighteenth Century and Beyond On the Variability and Evolution of a New Text Type

Anne-Christine Gardner

301-336
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The Rise and Fall of French Borrowings in Postmedieval Dutch

Brenda Assendelft, Gijsbert Rutten

337-352
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Dimensions of Incoming Economic Vocabulary in Eighteenth-Century Britain

Aatu Liimatta, Jani Marjanen, Tuuli Tahko, Mikko Tolonen, Tanja Säily

353-374
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Vol. 63 No. 1-2 (2023): Sociocultural change and the development of vernacular languages in Early Modern Europe

Full Issue

Introduction

Sociocultural Change and the Development of Vernacular Languages in Early Modern Europe Introduction

Language

Vernacularisation of Documentary Legal Texts in Northern Europe A Comparison of the Development of Scots and Low German in the Fifteenth Century

Scribal Networks and the Language of Urban Administration Variation and Change in Sixteenth-Century Coventry

The Influence of French Pragmalinguistic Patterns on the Requestive Style in 16th-Century Scottish Letters

Coherence-Making Strategies in the Renaut de Montauban Tradition From French Verse to English Prose

The Contribution of Erasmus to the Development of Romance Languages in the Early Modern Period

The 16^th-Century Slovenian Literary Standard and Slovenian Manuscript Texts from the Second Half of the 16^th Century and Early 17^th Century

Finding the ‘Right’ Irish for the New Testament Register in the First Three Printed Books in Irish, 1567–1602

Between the Impressionistic and the Arithmetic Thinking about Criteria for the Stylistic Analysis of Early Modern Welsh Prose

Translation, the Vernacular Debate, and the Evolution of Literary Writing Style Between Italy and Germany Prince Ludwig von Anhalt-Köthen and His Translation of Giovan Battista Gelli’s Capricci del Bottaio

Defending the Catalan Language Cristòfol Despuig and the Description of the Valencian "other"

Political, Social and Cultural Status of Vernacular Languages in the Duchy of Savoy in 16th And 17th Centuries

Learning to Write Letters in Sixteenth-Century Florence Epistolary Formulae in the Correspondence of Lucrezia Albizzi Ricasoli

English Pauper Letters in the Eighteenth Century and Beyond On the Variability and Evolution of a New Text Type

The Rise and Fall of French Borrowings in Postmedieval Dutch

Dimensions of Incoming Economic Vocabulary in Eighteenth-Century Britain

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