
The Personal Pronouns in the Germanic Languages
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Content
- Intro
- Paradigms
- Figures
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Morphology Of The Personal Pronouns
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 Morphological Patterning
- 1.3 Morphology Of The Personal Pronouns In The Germanic Languages
- 1.4 Patterning - Suppletion
- 1.5 Factors Determining The Morphological Type Of The Personal Pronouns
- 1.6 Conclusions
- Chapter 2: Change In The Personal Pronouns
- 2.1 The Relevance Of Distinctions Outside The Personal Pronouns
- 2.2 Loss (Or Absence) Of Distinction In The Personal Pronouns
- 2.3 Redistinction Or New Distinction In The Personal Pronouns
- 2.4 Analogy
- 2.5 Phonological Change In The Personal Pronouns
- 2.6 Socially-Motivated Change In The Personal Pronouns
- 2.7 Functional Reinterpretation
- 2.8 Sources Of New Personal Pronoun Forms
- Chapter 3: Pan-Germanic
- 3.1 Accusative-Dative
- 3.2 Dual
- Chapter 4: Gothic
- Chapter 5: Older Runic Inscriptions
- Chapter 6: English
- Old English
- Middle English
- 6.3 Development Of She
- 6.4 They - Them - Their
- 6.5 Changes In The 3Rd Person Pronouns
- Modern English
- Chapter 7: Frisian
- Old Frisian
- Middle West Frisian/Early Modern West Frisian
- Modern West Frisian
- Modern East Frisian
- Modern North Frisian
- Pan-Frisian
- 7.6 Case Developments In The Frisian Personal Pronouns
- Chapter 8: Dutch
- Middle Dutch
- Modern Dutch
- 8.2 Morphological Case Distinction In The Modern Dutch Personal Pronouns
- 8.4 Developments In The Forms Of Address
- Chapter 9: Afrikaans
- Chapter 10: Langobardic
- Chapter 11: German
- Old High German
- Middle High German
- Early New High German
- 11.3 Extended Forms
- Old Saxon (Old Low German)
- Middle Low German
- Modern German
- 11.6 Case Distinction In The Modern German Personal Pronouns
- Chapter 12: Yiddish
- Chapter 13: Scandinavian
- Chapter 14: Swedish
- Old/Middle Swedish
- Old Gutnish
- Modern Swedish
- Chapter 15: Danish
- Old/Middle Danish
- Modern Danish
- Chapter 16: Norwegian
- Old/Middle Norwegian
- Modern Norwegian
- Continental Scandinavian
- Chapter 17: Faroese
- 17.2 Case
- Chapter 18: Icelandic
- Old Icelandic
- Modern Icelandic
- Summary And Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Index
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