Netherlandic language research

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NETHERLANDIC LANGUAGE RESEARCH

 

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NETHERLANDIC LANGUAGE RESEARCH

MEN AND WORKS IN THE STUDY OF DUTCH

BY

C.B. VAN HAERINGEN, Ph.D.

Professor in the University of Utrecht

SECOND EDITION

LEIDEN

E.J. BRILL

1960

 

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Copyright 1960 by E.J. Brill, Leiden, Netherlands. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or translated in any form, by print, photoprint, microfilm or any other means without written permission from the publisher.

 

PRINTED IN THE NETHERLANDS

 

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Contents

Preface				vii
Abbreviations				viii
Introduction				1
I.	The Netherlands and Netherlandic. Definitions and Terminology			5
II.	Works of Reference and Periodicals			10
	A.	Lexicology		10
	B.	History of the language		12
	C.	Periodicals		13
III.	Old Netherlandic			17
IV.	Middle Netherlandic			19
	1.	Text editions		19
	2.	Text interpretation. Anthologies		22
	3.	Grammatical handbooks		25
	4.	Language of individual authors and texts. Dialects. Syntax		27
	5.	Lexicology		32
V.	The 16th Century. Transition from Middle to New Netherlandic			33
	16th century lexicology			36
	16th century works on grammar			38
VI.	The 17th Century			40
	1.	Text editions and lexicology		40
	2.	Grammatical studies		43
	3.	17th century philology		46
VII.	The Period 1675-1880			49
VIII.	Modern Netherlandic (since 1880)			53
	1.	The position of the standard language		53
	2.	Grammatical handbooks and monographs		55
	3.	Aspects of grammar		58
		a.	Sounds	58
		b.	Stress. Intonation	60
		c.	Morphology	61

 

 

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		d.	Word formation	62
		e.	Syntax. Stylistics	63
		f.	Children's language	67
IX.	Netherlandic and Foreign Languages			69
X.	Dialectology			78
	A.	Dialect research until about 1920		78
	B.	Dialect research from about 1920		81
XI.	Onomastics			93
XII.	Word Studies			98
XIII.	Special Subjects			100
	Diphthongization of Old West Germanic î and û; ‘Expansion’			100
	‘Ingwaeonic’			102
	Pronominal problems			104
Conclusion				107
Index				111