Early Modern High German
Across the German sea : Scottish commodity exchange, network building and communities in the wider Elbe Weser region in the early modern period
... In the previous chapter we discussed military and political networks in Northwest Germany, and it is apparent that it can be quite hard to separate out a political agenda from a confessional motivation for some of the ...
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Opacity and Transparency in Phonological Change
... Modern High German final obstruent devoicing is usually thought to descend from Middle German devoicing without any chronological break, despite the fact that the graphic representation of ...
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Evaluating an ‘off the shelf’ POS tagger on Early Modern German text
... for Early Modern English, and a recent study by Dip- per (2010), in which the TreeTagger is applied to a corpus of texts from Middle High German (MHG) - ...the modern tagger on histor- ...
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The development of the würde + infinitive construction in Early Modern German (1650–1800)
... of German in the Early Modern period (1650 – ...the Early New High German (ENHG) period in 1650 and the relatively final stages of the process of codification at the end of the ...
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The Rule of Women in Early Modern Europe
... in Early Modern Europe is a collection of papers which originated in a 2005 conference at the University of ...of early modern history, gender and queenship studies by bringing ‘a ...
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Earls Colne's Early Modern Landscapes
... Colne’s early modern inhabitants interacted with the place where they lived, in terms of what they saw, what they heard, and how they made their marks on the landscape, not least in acts of graffiti within ...
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The Sciences of Homosexuality in Early Modern Europe
... the early modern sciences of homosexuality but issues a call to arms for cultural historians, arguing that by losing sight of the difference between the ‘sexual’ and the ‘erotic’, and by collapsing the ...
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The Ambiguities of Early-Modern English Protestantism
... Trevor-Roper, Catholics, anglicans and puritans: seventeenth century essays (London, 1987), p.. xiii.[r] ...
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EDUCATION AND THE EARLY MODERN ENGLISH SEPARATISTS
... investigating in detail the evidence relating to the early modern English Separatists and their attitudes to education. Interest in, and.. It has sometimes erroneously b[r] ...
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Doctor Who and the early modern world
... the early modern past is undergoing ...the early modern world as one defined by continental darkness, irrationality and difference to the present, a point made by the French religious genocide ...
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Disenchantment and re enchantment in Europe, 1250–1920
... The account here suggests that we might pause before accepting Cameron’s intuition that by the dawn of the Romantic era educated writers had more or less given up on eradicating popular superstition. In England at least, ...
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Is anonymity the missing link between commercial and industrial revolution?
... to modern economic growth would not be complete without considering the path of real con- sumption wages and GDP per ...of high wages in northwest ...
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"I to Solitude am still confind". Confinement and Resistance in Lady Hester Pulter's Poetry
... by early modern women. In the early modern period, not many women writers had their work printed; they rather collected their writings in manuscript form (Seal Millman, “Perdita Project ...
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Evidentiality and propositional scope in early modern German
... the German Manchester Corpus (or GerManC), a corpus of Early Modern German from 1650 to 1800 (Durrell et ...in German did not have the GerManC Corpus at their disposal, and the current ...
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Pray in Early Modern English drama
... Late Modern English in section 6, revealed that the social status distribution of pragmatic pray and please is rather similar in Early Modern ...Late Modern English ...
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Early Modern Guildhalls : Habitus in transition?
... of early modern towns and the fear of social disorder actively encouraged the middling sort to forge a sense of civic identity based on communal, or collective, ...
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The human face of early modern England
... 1648), pp.102 and 103-4. In this period, as earlier, deafness and dumbness were perceived to be absolutely linked. René Descartes assumed this in Discourse on the Method when he wrote of ‘men born deaf and dumb’ who ...
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To Early Modern Catholic Lay People
... My process for writing this essay was rather simple, albeit grueling. I read and reread Martin Luther's To the Christian Nobility of the German Nation many times in order to fully understand his message. Then, I ...
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Scrutinizing Surfaces in Early Modern Thought
... of modern practices where ‘the editorial gaze is not directed at the compass of complexities or depths of meaning of the work’ (Gabler 2009: 10), Hinds’ task turns on the relationship with the complex textual ...
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Bigamous marriage in early modern England
... Historians, with the notable exception of Lawrence Stone, have traditionally paid more attention to marriage-formation in early modern England than to its dissolution. We know that some unions ended in ...
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