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Linguistic Change and the Great Vowel Shift in English
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This title was originally published in 1972.
This title was originally published in 1972.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- CONTENTS
- PURPOSE OF THE STUDY
- METHODOLOGY
- QUESTIONS RELATING TO SOUND CHANGE:
- SCOPE OF THE STUDY
- ORGANIZATION OF THE STUDY
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF ME z, Û
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF ME ë
- THE TRADITIONAL LONG VOWELS
- OUTLINE OF TRANSFORMATIONAL THEORY
- GRADUAL VS. DISCRETE SOUND CHANGE
- CONSTRAINTS ON SOUND CHANGE
- JOHN HART: 1551, 1569, 1570
- JACQUES BELLOT: 1580
- WILLIAM BULLOKAR: 1580
- RICHARD MULCASTER: 1582
- ROBERT ROBINSON: 1617
- Alexander Gil
- CHARLES BUTLER: 1633
- SIMON DAINES: 1640
- Richard Hodges
- JOHN WALLIS: 1653
- JOHN WILKINS: 1668
- WILLIAM HOLDER: 1669
- ELISHA COLES: 1674
- FRANCIS LODWICK: 1686
- HEINRICH KELLERMAN: 1686
- CHRISTOPHER COOPER: 1687
- THE WRITING SCHOLAR’S COMPANION: 1695
- THOMAS TUITE: 1726
- JAMES DOUGLAS: cl740
- NOAH WEBSTER: 1789
- CONCLUSIONS
- THE EVIDENCE FROM RHYME
- THE EVIDENCE OF OCCASIONAL SPELLINGS
- THE EVIDENCE FROM WRITERS OF SHORTHAND SYSTEMS
- CONCLUSIONS
- /I/, //- /ey/, /ow/: EVIDENCE FROM OTHER LANGUAGES
- /I/ — /ey/: EVIDENCE FROM ENGLISH DIALECTS
- /Ï/ — /ey/: EVIDENCE FROM SOUND CHANGES CURRENTLY IN PROGRESS
- EVIDENCE FROM OTHER LANGUAGES FOR THE ADDITION OF EXCHANGE RULES TO A GRAMMAR
- EVIDENCE FROM ENGLISH DIALECTS FOR THE ADDITION OF EXCHANGE RULES TO A GRAMMAR
- EVIDENCE FROM NORTHERN DIALECTS AGAINST THE VOWEL SHIFT RESULTING FROM THE ADDITION OF AN EXCHANGE RULE
- EVIDENCE FROM OTHER LANGUAGES AGAINST THE VOWEL SHIFT RESULTING FROM THE ADDITION OF AN EXCHANGE RULE
- LOSS OF INTELLIGIBILITY WITH VOWEL EXCHANGE: EVIDENCE FROM OTHER LANGUAGES
- EVIDENCE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF EARLY ENGLISH LONG VOWELS AS DIPHTHONGS
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF ME ï, ü
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF ME è
- CONDITIONED DEVELOPMENTS OF ME a, o
- THE MIDDLE ENGLISH DIPHTHONGS AND LONG TENSE VOWELS
- THREE- VERSUS FOUR-VOWEL-HEIGHT SYSTEMS
- LEXICAL DIFFUSION OF SOUND CHANGE
- EXTENSION OF SOUND CHANGE BY RULE SIMPLIFICATION
- SUMMARY OF CONCLUSIONS
- NOTES
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- INDEX