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Author
Light, Caitlin;
Wallenberg, Joel C.
Title
The expression of impersonals in Middle English
Written in
English
Source
English language and linguistics. - Cambridge : Cambridge Univ. Press
Volume
19
Year
2015
Issue
2
Page
227-245
Classification
General topics / Sources / Individual sources
Domains / Computational linguistics / Linguistic data processing / Corpus linguistics / Individual corpora / Language corpus (English) / PPCME2
Domains / Mathematical linguistics / Language statistics / Frequency (statistics) / Frequency (synt.)
Domains / History of language / Syntactic change
Domains / Translation / Religious texts (translation) / Bible translation
Levels / Syntax / Voice (of verbs) / Passive voice
Levels / Syntax / Voice (of verbs) / Impersonal construction
Levels / Syntax / Sentence patterns / Information structure
Levels / Syntax / Sentence patterns / Word order / Topicalization
Levels / Text linguistics / Text types / Bible (text.)
Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / Old English
Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / Middle English
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Individual sources ; PPCME2 ; Frequency (synt.) ; Sprachwandel (synt.) ; Syntactic change ; Bible translation ; Passive voice ; man-Sätze; Pseudo-impersonal construction; Impersonal construction ; Topik/Prädikation; Topic/comment; Theme/rheme; Thema/Rhema; Satzperspektive; Given/new; Funktionale Satzperspektive; Functional sentence perspective; Focus/background; Communicative dynamism; Theticity; Information structure ; Prolepsis (synt.) ; Stylistic fronting; Fronting, stylistic; Vorfeldbesetzung; Topicalization ; Bible (text.) ; Anglo-Saxon; Old English ; Middle English
Subject terms
West Saxon Gospels (altengl. Text) = Anglo-Saxon Gospels (Wessex Gospels)
Named Persons
Wyclif, Johannes
Tyndale, William
Luther, Martin
Oddur Gottskálksson
