Christopher D King PhD Thesis - University of St Andrews

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I: INTRODUCTION - Purpose & Method 11 receives its own qualities of location and etymology. Thus the fifth and culminating chapter has at its disposal at the outset a body of evidence in the form of els for which graded, dated and located forms are ready for comparison for dialectal phonology.
tev 1. Standard forms and abbreviations that apply to the thesis as a whole are explained here. Some sections use peculiar notation which is explained as it arises. In particular, the more tersely tabular sections have a running prompt at the foot of the page which is designed to recall conveniently the significance of the lettered compartments of a table as explained in the Key section of the appropriate chapter. in order. In this section topics are treated under the following headings Typography Personal Names Dates Texts TYPOGRAPHY Notes on the Abbreviations 2. A standard typographical notation is observed and may be assumed in general and in all discursive parts of the thesis. Departures from this standard are adopted in some tabular sections as and for reasons explained where appropriate. A distinctive typeface is used for cited forms or spellings in OE, ME or ON and also in the representation of sounds. This special font is employed out of necessity, for within the word-processor used to produce this thesis non-standard characters such as b and ä were not available in the main font. Following normal practice, length is marked by a macron in OE forms and by an acute accent in ON forms. 3. OE and ON sounds are indicated by traditional philological symbols, e. g. go, ä; these symbols are adequate to identify the els in question and are therefore sufficient for an inquiry of which the aim is to investigate the phonology of ME rather than that of OE. ME sounds, however, receive phonemic representation, set between oblique lines. The practice followed here is like that of Kristensson in SMED. Cited mediaeval forms, where normalization is not intended, 12
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Bibliography Domesday Book seu Libe
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Bibliography JONES Charles: A Histo
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Bibliography The Middle English Dic
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Bibliography STENTON F. M.: The Lat
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