Henrike LähnemannMar 13, 2023

#ManiculeMonday! @BkHistOx @TAYOxford
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Spot the manicule👉 and underlining!
What did the contemporary reader find important when engaging with the text?

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Show threadHenrike LähnemannMar 12, 2023
The link to all lectures in the series, from Old High German words for writing via #MiddleHighGerman grammar & #EarlyNewHighGerman prose & 18c language purism to swearing in contemporary Germany http://tinyurl.com/PaperIVHistoricalLinguistics
German FHS Paper IV: Topics in Historical Linguistics (Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, University of Oxford)

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Henrike LähnemannFeb 28, 2023
Enjoyed amending the #EarlyNewHighGerman edition, providing translation & helping James with the sometimes fairly weird vocab.
https://medieval.ox.ac.uk/2023/02/23/16c-german-love-song/
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For most people, singing in another language is challenging enough, but the music we're performing on tour pushes James Gilchrist even further! He's had to get to grips with Medieval German pronunciation, with the help of an e…
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Late-Medieval German Love Songs. Concert and Talk – Oxford Medieval Studies