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  1. The early runic inscriptions
    their western features
    Autor*in: Losquiño, Irene García
    Erschienen: 2015
    Verlag:  Lang, New York, NY

    Introduction -- State of the question -- From fairy tales to modern linguistics : two centuries of Germanic dialectology -- Concluding remarks -- PART I. EARLY DIALECTAL FORMS IN NORTH WEST GERMANIC. Runic names ending in -o, a West Germanic feature?... mehr

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    Introduction -- State of the question -- From fairy tales to modern linguistics : two centuries of Germanic dialectology -- Concluding remarks -- PART I. EARLY DIALECTAL FORMS IN NORTH WEST GERMANIC. Runic names ending in -o, a West Germanic feature? (the bogs : Vimose, Illerup and Nydam ; the Vimose lanceheads and the Illerup IV shield handle : groundbreaking material ; the Nydam silver belt-tip ; the Vimose woodplane ; the Udby fibula ; the Himlingøje fibula ; Strårup neck-ring ; concluding remarks) -- Runic names showcasing loss of -z (the Illerup III shield handle mount ; the Illerup I shield handle mount ; the Vimose comb ; the Vimose sword chape ; the Vaerløse clasp ; the Vimose buckle ; concluding remarks) -- PART II. THE CONSOLIDATION OF A DIALECT : WEST GERMANIC FORMS FROM AD 350 to AD 700. The Anglo-Saxon corpus : the importance of the orthographical reform (the Undley bracteate : the first futhorc inscription? ; the Chessel Down II scabbard-mount ; Chessel Down I : formulaic or nonsensical? ; the Boarley brooch : indecipherable runes or a personal name? ; the Caistor-by-Norwich astragalus ; concluding remarks) -- The continental inscriptions (the continent in the Migration Age ; the Aalen neck-ring ; the Beuchte fibula ; the Bopfingen disc-brooch ; the Donzdorf fibula ; the Charnay fibula ; the Hitsum-A bracteate ; the Erpfting fibula ; concluding remarks) -- The extra-linguistic significance of the corpus (the invention of the runes ; the function of runic inscriptions) -- Conclusion

     
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    ISBN: 9781433127045; 1433127040
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    RVK Klassifikation: GB 3175
    Schriftenreihe: Berkeley insights in linguistics and semiotics ; Vol. 92
    Schlagworte: Runes; Inscriptions, Runic; Germanic languages; Germanic languages
    Umfang: 193 S., 23 cm
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    IntroductionState of the question -- From fairy tales to modern linguistics -- Concluding remarks -- PART I. EARLY DIALECTAL FORMS IN NORTH WEST GERMANIC. Runic names ending in -o, a West Germanic feature? (the bogs : Vimose, Illerup and Nydam ; the Nydam silver belt-tip ; the Vimose woodplane ; the Udby fibula ; the Himlingøje fibula ; Strårup neck-ring ; concluding remarks) -- Runic names showcasing loss of -z (the Illerup III shield handle mount ; the Illerup I shield handle mount ; the Vimose comb ; the Vimose sword chape ; the Vaerløse clasp ; the Vimose buckle ; concluding remarks) -- PART II. THE CONSOLIDATION OF A DIALECT : WEST GERMANIC FORMS FROM 350 to 700. The Anglo-Saxon corpus : the importance of the orthographical reform (the Undley bracteate : the first futhorc inscription? ; the Chessel Down II scabbard-mount ; Chessel Down I : formulaic or nonsensical? ; the Boarley brooch : a series of undecipherable runes, or a personal name? ; the Caistor-by-Norwich astragalus ; concluding remarks) -- The continental inscriptions (the continent in the migration age ; the Aalen neck-ring ; the Beuchte fibula ; the Bopfingen disc-brooch ; the Donzdorf fibula ; the Charnay fibula ; the Hitsum-A bracteate ; the Erpfting fibula ; concluding remarks) -- The extra-linguistic significance of the corpus (the invention of the runes ; the function of runic inscriptions) -- Conclusion.

    Zugl.: Aberdeen, Univ., Diss.
  2. Early Runic Inscriptions
    Their Western Features
    Autor*in: Losquiño, Irene García
    Erschienen: 2015; © 2015
    Verlag:  Peter Lang Publishing Inc.

    Why were runes invented? What did the Germanic peoples of southern Scandinavia speak during the first centuries CE? Can the earliest runic inscriptions be used to learn something about their dialects, and can we extract other information from their... mehr

     

    Why were runes invented? What did the Germanic peoples of southern Scandinavia speak during the first centuries CE? Can the earliest runic inscriptions be used to learn something about their dialects, and can we extract other information from their study as a corpus? &ltI>The Early Runic Inscriptions: Their Western Features&lt/I> gives answers to these questions through an analysis of the earliest runic inscriptions found mainly in Denmark, and later in England and on the continent up to the seventh century. This analysis offers a novel tracing of the initial appearance and later establishment of West Germanic dialectal features in an area and time usually referred to as having a more Northern linguistic identity.&ltBR> The earliest runic inscriptions are an invaluable source of information about the state of the Germanic dialects during the first seven centuries of our era. They also provide insights about some of the social customs of different Germanic groups during this period, such as the development of the purposes of runic writing or personal-name formation. Using a comparative and comprehensive methodology, this book combines linguistics with other disciplines to cast as much light as possible on these oftentimes single-worded inscriptions

     
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    ISBN: 9781453913499; 9781433127045
    Schriftenreihe: Berkeley Insights in Linguistics and Semiotics ; v.92
    Schlagworte: Geschichte; Germanic languages -- Dialects; Germanic languages -- History; Inscriptions, Runic; Runes; Nordwestgermanisch; Runeninschrift
    Umfang: 1 online resource (196 pages)
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