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873475
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Dworkin, Steven N.,1947-
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A guide to old Spanish /\ Steven N. Dworkin.
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| Publication Statement
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New York, NY :: Oxford University Press,, 2018.
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| Series Statement
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[Oxford linguistics]
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1 online resource
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019151098X
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: 0191767085
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: 9780191510984
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: 9780191767081
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0199687315
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9780199687312
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Cover; A Guide to Old Spanish; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Part I: Linguistic features of medieval Hispano-Romance; 1: The nature of "Old Spanish"; 1.1 Language names and chronological scope; 1.2 Varieties of medieval Hispano-Romance; 1.3 Latin/Romance: one or two linguistic codes?; 1.4 Earliest texts in medieval Hispano-Romance; 1.5 Traces of spoken medieval Hispano-Romance and discursive traditions; 2: Phonetics, phonology, and orthography of medieval Hispano-Romance; 2.1 Sources of information on medieval pronunciation; 2.2 Phonemic inventory; 2.3 Unstressed vowels.
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2.4 Reduction of vowel sequences2.5 Stress patterns; 2.6 Old Spanish consonants; 2.6.1 Stop/fricative allophony; 2.6.2 The status of /f-/ ~ /h-/; 2.6.3 Fricatives and affricates; 2.6.4 Syllable- (and word- )final consonants; 2.6.5 Vocalic apocope and word-final consonants; 2.7 Yeísmo; 2.8 Aspiration of syllable- and word-final -s; 2.9 Consonant length; 2.10 Orthography; 3: Inflectional morphology of medieval Hispano-Romance; 3.1 Scope of this chapter; 3.2 Grammatical gender and gender marking; 3.3 Plural marking; 3.4 Determiners; 3.4.1 Definite article; 3.4.2 Article + preposition contractions.
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3.10.3 Imperfect endings3.10.4 "Weak preterits": endings and stems; 3.10.5 "Strong preterits": endings and stems; 3.11 Synthetic pluperfect; 3.12 Future: stems and endings; 3.13 Analytic or compound past tenses; 3.14 Subjunctive verbal morphology; 3.14.1 Present subjunctive; 3.14.2 Past subjunctive; 3.14.3 Future subjunctive; 4: Syntactic features of medieval Hispano-Romance; 4.1 Scope of this chapter; 4.2 Noun phrase syntax: determiners; 4.2.1 Articles; 4.2.2 Demonstratives and possessives; 4.2.3 Partitive constructions; 4.3 Issues in word order.
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3.4.3 Demonstratives3.4.4 Possessives; 3.5 Pronouns; 3.5.1 Subject pronouns; 3.5.2 Object pronouns; 3.5.3 Adverbial pronouns; 3.5.4 Indefinite adjectives and pronouns; 3.5.5 Negative pronouns (and other negators); 3.5.6 Relative and interrogative pronouns; 3.6 Morphological adverbs; 3.7 Numerals; 3.8 Prepositions; 3.9 Verb morphology; 3.9.1 Conjugation classes and verb stems; 3.9.2 Past participles; 3.9.3 Gerunds; 3.10 Verb stems and endings; 3.10.1 Present indicative and subjunctive: verb endings; 3.10.2 Present indicative and subjunctive: stem alterations and allomorphy.
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4.3.1 Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) vs. Verb-Subject-Object (VSO)4.3.2 Placement of nominal direct objects; 4.3.3 Noun + Adjective vs. Adjective + Noun; 4.4 Differential object marking (DOM); 4.5 Syntax of object pronouns; 4.5.1 Placement of object pronouns; 4.5.2 Pronominal duplication/clitic doubling; 4.5.3 Leísmo, laísmo, loísmo; 4.6 Verbal syntax; 4.6.1 Synthetic or simple verb tenses; 4.6.2 Synthetic and analytic futures; 4.6.3 Analytic past tenses; 4.6.3.1 Auxiliary selection; 4.6.3.2 Participle-object agreement; 4.6.3.3 Auxiliary + participle vs. participle + auxiliary; 4.7 Estar + gerund.
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| Abstract
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This book is a general introduction to the structures of the different medieval Romance vernaculars most commonly known as Old or Medieval Spanish. It describes the orthography, phonetics and phonology, morphology, syntax, and vocabulary of medieval Hispano-Romance, and exemplifies these features in an anthology of texts with commentary.
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Spanish language-- To 1500-- Etymology.
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Altspanisch
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY-- Spanish.
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Grammatik
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Spanisch
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Spanish language-- Etymology.
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| Dewey Classification
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467/.02
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| LC Classification
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PC4715.D86 2018
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