James W Marchand
Biographic Data
| ID | 741126 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James W Marchand |
| GIVEN NAMES | James W |
| FAMILY NAME | Marchand |
| SIGNATURE | MARCHAND J W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Missouri |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Complete Concordance to Gottfried von Strassburg's Tristan
Gonzalo de Berceo's De los signos que aparesceran ante del juicio
ANYONE who has looked into the pages of T. S. R. Boase's Death in the Middle Ages or R. Hughes' Heaven and Hell in Western Art knows with what horror and yet fascination medieval man contemplated the day of judgment.' Quid est bonum et malum? asks a ninth-century student, and the master answers: Resurrectio, quando alii ad vitam alii ad poenam trahuntur. 2 It was the moment of decision, the separation of the sheep from the goats, of placement on …
Two Notes on the Old Icelandic Physiologus Manuscript
AM 673a 4to, the Physiologus manuscript, is important, not only because it is one of the oldest extant manuscripts of Old Icelandic, but also because it indicates the kind of influence Iceland was undergoing in the formative years of its literary production, the mid-12th century. In fact, almost all of the earliest Icelandic manuscripts are devoted to Christian lore and science of the type contained in the Physiologus and in the homilies, and it …
Two Notes on Berceo's Sacrificio de la Misa
On the Gotica Veronensia
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Slavoteutonica: Lexikalische Untersuchungen zum slawisch-deutschen Sprachkontakt im Ostmitteldeutschen
Names of Germanic Origin in Latin and Romance Sources In the Study of Germanic Phonology
(1959). Names of Germanic Origin in Latin and Romance Sources In the Study of Germanic Phonology. Names: Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 167-181
The Teaching of German Word Order-a Linguistic Approach
Manuel de la langue gotique: Grammaire, textes, notes, glossaire
Germanic Short *i and *e: Two Phonemes or One
[The question of the phonemic status of *i and *e in Proto-Germanic hinges on the acceptance of two alleged sound-changes, *e to *i before *u, and *i to *e before a -sounds. If we deny the occurrence of these two sound changes, as most recent treatments of the problem do, then *i and * e are members of different phonemes. It is shown here, however, that the two sound changes can be defended. It is therefore assumed that *i and *e were members of …
The Gothic Evidence for “Euthalian Matter”
It is a well-known fact that, sometime between the 4th and 7th centuries, a recension of the NT, or at least of the Pauline and Catholic epistles, into thought-lines was made. This recension is attributed variously to Euthalius, to Evagrius, even to Pamphilius. In spite of the fact that its authorship is unclear, this recension into thought-lines, along with certain other matter which is normally found with it, is traditionally called “Euthalian …
The 'Converse of Sievers' Law' and the Germanic First-Class Weak Verbs
Syntaxis, spraakkunst en taalkunde
The Teaching of Reading German-a Linguistic Approach
The Phonemic Status of Ohge
Internal Reconstruction of Phonemic Split
[The paper evolves a set of premises for the internal reconstruction of phonemic split, outlines a practical procedure for application to concrete problems, and supplies examples to illustrate the procedure.]
The Use of Prediction in Teaching the German Verb
Peer Reviewed
Germanic Short *i and *e: Two Phonemes or One
[The question of the phonemic status of *i and *e in Proto-Germanic hinges on the acceptance of two alleged sound-changes, *e to *i before *u, and *i to *e before a -sounds. If we deny the occurrence of these two sound changes, as most recent treatments of the problem do, then *i and * e are members of different phonemes. It is shown here, however, that the two sound changes can be defended. It is therefore assumed that *i and *e were members of …
Internal Reconstruction of Phonemic Split
[The paper evolves a set of premises for the internal reconstruction of phonemic split, outlines a practical procedure for application to concrete problems, and supplies examples to illustrate the procedure.]
Gonzalo de Berceo's De los signos que aparesceran ante del juicio
ANYONE who has looked into the pages of T. S. R. Boase's Death in the Middle Ages or R. Hughes' Heaven and Hell in Western Art knows with what horror and yet fascination medieval man contemplated the day of judgment.' Quid est bonum et malum? asks a ninth-century student, and the master answers: Resurrectio, quando alii ad vitam alii ad poenam trahuntur. 2 It was the moment of decision, the separation of the sheep from the goats, of placement on …
Two Notes on the Old Icelandic Physiologus Manuscript
AM 673a 4to, the Physiologus manuscript, is important, not only because it is one of the oldest extant manuscripts of Old Icelandic, but also because it indicates the kind of influence Iceland was undergoing in the formative years of its literary production, the mid-12th century. In fact, almost all of the earliest Icelandic manuscripts are devoted to Christian lore and science of the type contained in the Physiologus and in the homilies, and it …
Names of Germanic Origin in Latin and Romance Sources In the Study of Germanic Phonology
(1959). Names of Germanic Origin in Latin and Romance Sources In the Study of Germanic Phonology. Names: Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 167-181
The Phonemic Status of Ohge
The Use of Prediction in Teaching the German Verb
Peer Reviewed
The Gothic Evidence for “Euthalian Matter”
It is a well-known fact that, sometime between the 4th and 7th centuries, a recension of the NT, or at least of the Pauline and Catholic epistles, into thought-lines was made. This recension is attributed variously to Euthalius, to Evagrius, even to Pamphilius. In spite of the fact that its authorship is unclear, this recension into thought-lines, along with certain other matter which is normally found with it, is traditionally called “Euthalian …
The 'Converse of Sievers' Law' and the Germanic First-Class Weak Verbs
Syntaxis, spraakkunst en taalkunde
The Teaching of Reading German-a Linguistic Approach
The Phonemic Status of Ohge
Internal Reconstruction of Phonemic Split
[The paper evolves a set of premises for the internal reconstruction of phonemic split, outlines a practical procedure for application to concrete problems, and supplies examples to illustrate the procedure.]
Manuel de la langue gotique: Grammaire, textes, notes, glossaire
Germanic Short *i and *e: Two Phonemes or One
[The question of the phonemic status of *i and *e in Proto-Germanic hinges on the acceptance of two alleged sound-changes, *e to *i before *u, and *i to *e before a -sounds. If we deny the occurrence of these two sound changes, as most recent treatments of the problem do, then *i and * e are members of different phonemes. It is shown here, however, that the two sound changes can be defended. It is therefore assumed that *i and *e were members of …
The Teaching of German Word Order-a Linguistic Approach
Names of Germanic Origin in Latin and Romance Sources In the Study of Germanic Phonology
(1959). Names of Germanic Origin in Latin and Romance Sources In the Study of Germanic Phonology. Names: Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 167-181
Slavoteutonica: Lexikalische Untersuchungen zum slawisch-deutschen Sprachkontakt im Ostmitteldeutschen
On the Gotica Veronensia
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Two Notes on Berceo's Sacrificio de la Misa
Two Notes on the Old Icelandic Physiologus Manuscript
AM 673a 4to, the Physiologus manuscript, is important, not only because it is one of the oldest extant manuscripts of Old Icelandic, but also because it indicates the kind of influence Iceland was undergoing in the formative years of its literary production, the mid-12th century. In fact, almost all of the earliest Icelandic manuscripts are devoted to Christian lore and science of the type contained in the Physiologus and in the homilies, and it …
Gonzalo de Berceo's De los signos que aparesceran ante del juicio
ANYONE who has looked into the pages of T. S. R. Boase's Death in the Middle Ages or R. Hughes' Heaven and Hell in Western Art knows with what horror and yet fascination medieval man contemplated the day of judgment.' Quid est bonum et malum? asks a ninth-century student, and the master answers: Resurrectio, quando alii ad vitam alii ad poenam trahuntur. 2 It was the moment of decision, the separation of the sheep from the goats, of placement on …
A Complete Concordance to Gottfried von Strassburg's Tristan
Philosophy (14 works) · Linguistics (10 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (9 works) · German (6 works) · History (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Medieval Literature and History (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Germanic languages (3 works)