Předmět Historical Development of English (KAA / HANG)

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Materiál	Typ	Datum	Počet stažení

Obsah

1. Introduction.2. English as part of Indo-European family. Germanic and Grimm´s law, Verner's law. I-umlaut.3. Stages in the development of English and the historical milestones that are connected with them. Grammatical and Morposyntactic properties of Old English (West Saxon).4. Middle English dialects and Middle English.5-9. Spelling and pronunciation of PDE vowels (RP and GA) in historical perspective, rift between spelling and sound: The Great Vowel Shift. Vowel length as a phonemic feature at the turn of ME and EModE in comparison with PDE. Restoring the balance. PDE fricatives and affricates and their sources.10. PDE categories of nouns and pronouns in historical perspective. Word order.11. PDE verbal categories in historical perspective. Modal verbs: present status and diachronic sources. Negation.12. PDE adjectives and adverbs in historical perspective. The suffix ly.plus Invited lecture by prof. Emonds on October 30 (Friday). Details TBA.

Získané způsobilosti

Studenti budou schopni vysvětlit rozdíly mezi současnou psanou a mluvenou angličtinou, jakož i nepravidelnosti v rovině morfologické a syntaktické. Budou umět myslet v souvislostech.

Literatura

Baugh, A. C., & Cable, T. (2003). A history of the English language. London: Routledge. Emonds, J.E and Faarlund, J. T. (2014). English: The Language of the Vikings. Olomouc. Barber, Charles. The English language: A Historical Introduction. Vachek, Josef. (1978). A Brief Survey of the Historical Development of English. CABLE, Thomas. (2002). A Companion to Baugh and Cable?s A History of the English Language. Lass, Roger. (2001). The Cambridge history of the English language. Vol. 3, 1476-1776. Selected chapters. Cambridge. McCRUM, Robert, CRAN, William, and Robert MACNEIL. (1986). The story of English.

Požadavky

Prezence (max 2 absence), late midterm test, zápočtový pohovorOkruhy pro zkoušku LIA1 a LIA21. English as part of Indo-European family. Grimm´s law, Verner´s law, i-umlaut, and Germanic.2. Stages in the development of English and the historical milestones that are connected with them. Grammatical and Morposyntactic properties of Old English (West Saxon) and the West Germanic branch of Germanic.3. Middle English dialects. The syntactic split between North/East and South/West. North Germanic grammar and vocabulary in the East Midlands. The relation of ME to the phrasal verbs and word order of PDE.4. English vocabulary in historical perspective. The Norse (1150-1250), French (1250-1400), and Latin (1400-1600) vocabulary floods. The chronology and sociology of borrowing; change of meaning.5. Spelling and pronunciation of PDE vowels in historical perspective, rift between spelling and sound: The Great Vowel Shift. Vowel length as a phonemic feature at the turn of ME and EModE in comparison with PDE.6 Differences between GA and RP in the pronunciation of vowels and consonants seen in historical perspective.7. Morphology of PDE nouns and pronouns in a historical perspective. The source of the definite and the indefinite article.8. PDE verbs and their grammatical categories in a historical perspective. Modal verbs: present status and diachronic sources. The history of do-support and the incompatibility of lexical verbs and the NICE Properties.9. PDE adjectives and adverbs in historical perspective. The story of the ly suffix.

Garant

Mgr. Michaela Martinková, Ph.D.