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Robert D Stevick

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ID560144
NOMERobert D Stevick
PRENOMESRobert D
SOBRENOMEStevick
ASSINATURASTEVICK R D
AFILIAÇÕESUniversity of Washington
VERIFICADONão
TOTAL DE OBRAS9
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES2
TOTAL COMO AUTOR9
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO1962
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2009
ÍNDICE H1
  • The primary plan of the Battersea Shield

    Open Access•Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•The Antiquaries Journal•2009•Referências: 2

    The decorative motifs of palmettes and interlocking S-patterns on the Battersea Shield have a clear place in a well-understood tradition of Celtic art, while the plan of the shield – its schema – has not had such a place. Its essential form is a deliberately constructed configuration crafted specifically by a constructional geometry, within a tradition which persisted and later pervaded Insular art

  • The Form of the Hunterston Brooch

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Medieval Archaeology•2003

    THE BASIC form of the Hunterston Brooch can be constructed by an elementary compass-and straight-edge method, which this paper will illustrate. Moreover, its form embodies a harmony of disciplined proportion which I believe can be grasped only through the geometrical properties of the form as constructed. This brooch shares principles of design with the Tara Brooch, as well as with manuscript illuminations and sculptured crosses of early Insular …

  • Responding to the threat of bioterrorism

    Open Access•Robert D Stevick, Bettina M Stopford•ARTICLE•Journal of Emergency Nursing•2001

    Editions of Old English texts that include the graphotactics of original manuscripts. Graphotactics concerns the incidence and measure of spacings between strings of written symbols of a text, where both the graphic symbols and the spacings carry linguistic information.

  • The English Language in Medieval Literature . Norman Balake

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Speculum•1978

  • A Descriptive Syntax of the Peterborough Chronicle from 1122 to 1154 . David L. Shores

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Speculum•1973

  • A Short Grammar of Middle English . Jacek Fisiak

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Speculum•1972

  • The morphemic evolution of middle English she

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•English Studies•1964•Citada por: 1

    (1964). The morphemic evolution of middle English she. English Studies: Vol. 45, No. 5, pp. 381-388

  • The Biological Model and Historical Linguistics

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Language•1963•Citada por: 1

    Bad luck with biological models has left historical linguistics with such a heritage of confusion and specious explanations as to condition linguists to reject or ignore all putative parallels between languages and living organisms. Traditional textbooks for the history of the English language, though they show vestiges of biology-patterned language history, make regular protests that a language, after all, is not really an organism. Sapir charge…

  • The Oral-Formulaic Analyses of Old English Verse

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Speculum•1962

  • The morphemic evolution of middle English she

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•English Studies•1964•Citada por: 1

    (1964). The morphemic evolution of middle English she. English Studies: Vol. 45, No. 5, pp. 381-388

  • The Biological Model and Historical Linguistics

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Language•1963•Citada por: 1

    Bad luck with biological models has left historical linguistics with such a heritage of confusion and specious explanations as to condition linguists to reject or ignore all putative parallels between languages and living organisms. Traditional textbooks for the history of the English language, though they show vestiges of biology-patterned language history, make regular protests that a language, after all, is not really an organism. Sapir charge…

  • The Oral-Formulaic Analyses of Old English Verse

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Speculum•1962

  • The Biological Model and Historical Linguistics

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Language•1963•Citada por: 1

    Bad luck with biological models has left historical linguistics with such a heritage of confusion and specious explanations as to condition linguists to reject or ignore all putative parallels between languages and living organisms. Traditional textbooks for the history of the English language, though they show vestiges of biology-patterned language history, make regular protests that a language, after all, is not really an organism. Sapir charge…

  • The morphemic evolution of middle English she

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•English Studies•1964•Citada por: 1

    (1964). The morphemic evolution of middle English she. English Studies: Vol. 45, No. 5, pp. 381-388

  • A Short Grammar of Middle English . Jacek Fisiak

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Speculum•1972

  • A Descriptive Syntax of the Peterborough Chronicle from 1122 to 1154 . David L. Shores

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Speculum•1973

  • The English Language in Medieval Literature . Norman Balake

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Speculum•1978

  • Responding to the threat of bioterrorism

    Open Access•Robert D Stevick, Bettina M Stopford•ARTICLE•Journal of Emergency Nursing•2001

    Editions of Old English texts that include the graphotactics of original manuscripts. Graphotactics concerns the incidence and measure of spacings between strings of written symbols of a text, where both the graphic symbols and the spacings carry linguistic information.

  • The Form of the Hunterston Brooch

    Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•Medieval Archaeology•2003

    THE BASIC form of the Hunterston Brooch can be constructed by an elementary compass-and straight-edge method, which this paper will illustrate. Moreover, its form embodies a harmony of disciplined proportion which I believe can be grasped only through the geometrical properties of the form as constructed. This brooch shares principles of design with the Tara Brooch, as well as with manuscript illuminations and sculptured crosses of early Insular …

  • The primary plan of the Battersea Shield

    Open Access•Robert D Stevick•ARTICLE•The Antiquaries Journal•2009•Referências: 2

    The decorative motifs of palmettes and interlocking S-patterns on the Battersea Shield have a clear place in a well-understood tradition of Celtic art, while the plan of the shield – its schema – has not had such a place. Its essential form is a deliberately constructed configuration crafted specifically by a constructional geometry, within a tradition which persisted and later pervaded Insular art

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