Travelling Texts – Texts Travelling

doi:10.5771/9783831677542

Travelling Texts – Texts Travelling

A Gedenkschrift in Memory of Hans Sauer

Reihe: English and Beyond

Band 14 Erschienen 2023

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doi.org/10.5771/9783831677542
ISBN print: 978-3-8316-4996-9
ISBN online: 978-3-8316-7754-2
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Abstract

This Gedenkschrift celebrates the memory of Professor Hans Sauer and his passion for travelling. The contributions in this volume explore different kinds of textual and temporal travels from various linguistic, literary, and philological perspectives.

With contributions by Gaby Waxenberger, Alfred Bammesberger, Michael W. Herren, Brigitte Bulitta, Michiko Ogura, Kosuke Kaita, Ursula Lenker, Manfred Markus, Elisabeth Reber, Judith Huber, Elke Ronneberger-Sibold, Gernot R. Wieland, Patrizia Lendinara, Joyce Hill, Peter Bierbaumer, Felix Hausleitner, Kerstin Majewski, William Marx, Monika Kirner-Ludwig, Margaret Connolly, Hedwig Gwosdek, Winfried Rudolf, Helge Nowak, Oliver M. Traxel

Schlagworte

Wulfstan Wilfrid Charlemagne Alcuin Geoffrey Chaucer Middle English Old English Early Middle English Late Old English secchimgom Épinal-Erfurt Glossary Runic

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1–10 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–10
11–24 Introduction 11–24
27–220 Linguistic Studies 27–220
- 27–44 The Runic Inscription on the Watchfield Mount: A Traveller from the Continent or English? Gaby Waxenberger Gaby Waxenberger 27–44
- 45–52 Wow – A Widespread Interjection, and how it May Have Come about Alfred Bammesberger Alfred Bammesberger 45–52
- 53–66 The Épinal-Erfurt Glossary and the Classical World: A first Harvest Michael W. Herren Michael W. Herren 53–66
- 67–86 Ein ‘mitgereistes’ Wort oder ein ‘alter Verwandter’? Zur Deutung von secchimgom in einem Regensburger Glossarfragment des frühen 9. Jahrhunderts Brigitte Bulitta Brigitte Bulitta 67–86
- 87–108 Morphological Merger and Variety in Late Old to Early Middle English Verbs of Motion Michiko Ogura Michiko Ogura 87–108
- 109–122 Let we – A Bridge Phrase of Adhortative Expressions in Old and Middle English Kousuke Kaita Kousuke Kaita 109–122
- 123–142 “And fare now wel …”: Functions of Imperatives in Middle English Verbal Interaction Ursula Lenker Ursula Lenker 123–142
- 143–164 The Persistence of Chaucer’s Lexis in Late Modern English Dialects (Based on EDD Online) Manfred Markus Manfred Markus 143–164
- 165–182 “Though I infinitly wish thy companye”: Concessive Opening Formulae in Early English Correspondence Elisabeth Reber Elisabeth Reber 165–182
- 183–204 Positive Response Particles in Early Modern Language Teaching Manuals: 1573–1625 Judith Huber Judith Huber 183–204
- 205–220 “I’d walk a mile for a Camel”: Travelling as a Motif in Brand Names Elke Ronneberger-Sibold Elke Ronneberger-Sibold 205–220
223–432 Philological and Medieval Studies 223–432
- 223–234 Lost Letters and Letters Crossing in the Mail: The Quarrel between Alcuin and Charlemagne Gernot R. Wieland Gernot R. Wieland 223–234
- 235–254 Another English Witness of Ad mensam Philosophiae Patrizia Lendinara Patrizia Lendinara 235–254
- 255–266 Wilfrid’s Travels and Wilfrid’s Texts Joyce Hill Joyce Hill 255–266
- 267–282 Wulfstan’s Voyage to the Baltic Sea Region: Fact and / or Fake in his Report on Estland Peter Bierbaumer, Felix Hausleitner Peter Bierbaumer, Felix Hausleitner 267–282
- 283–300 The Life Journey of the Ox: Exeter Riddle 72 and Old English Good Friday Poetry Kerstin Majewski Kerstin Majewski 283–300
- 301–318 Traces of Travelling: Texts and Transmission William Marx William Marx 301–318
- 319–338 On what we May Have Missed in and about Harley 2253’s Man in the Mone: Recontextualising the Man in the Moon from a Historio-Linguistic Viewpoint Monika Kirner-Ludwig Monika Kirner-Ludwig 319–338
- 339–356 Textual Stowaways: Unseen Early Modern Travels of Medieval Texts Margaret Connolly Margaret Connolly 339–356
- 357–372 Towards Uniformity in the Teaching of Elementary Grammar before the Introduction of Lily’s Latin Grammar Hedwig Gwosdek Hedwig Gwosdek 357–372
- 373–400 Old English Lexicography in Northern Germany 1650–1730: The Manuscript Evidence Winfried Rudolf Winfried Rudolf 373–400
- 401–416 Revisiting Chaucer: From The Canterbury Tales to Refugee Tales Helge Nowak Helge Nowak 401–416
- 417–432 The Reader as Traveller: Interactive Journeys within Fantasy Gamebooks Oliver M. Traxel Oliver M. Traxel 417–432
433–439 Hans Sauer: In memoriam 433–439

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Gernot R. Wieland Lost Letters and Letters Crossing in the Mail: The Quarrel between Alcuin and Charlemagne S. 223-234
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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-10
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Introduction S. 11-24
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Joyce Hill Wilfrid’s Travels and Wilfrid’s Texts S. 255-266
„... Benedictine Rule achieved prominence in the western church in the time of Charlemagne. 5 The Archbishop of ...”