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Language and Linguistics - resources for the study of linguistics, not to mention Beatrice Santorini's linguistic humo(u)r site! |
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Anthology - The early and modern English language: a historical reader |
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Old English - bibliographies, links to OE language (teach yourself!), literature, culture, manuscripts, and much more! |
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Middle English - bibliographies, links to OE language (teach yourself!), literature, culture, manuscripts, and much more! |
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Early Modern English - Elizabethan accents, electronic Renaissance dictionaries, bibliographies about standard English, lots on Older Scots, and the Great Vowel Shift!, and NEW! bibliographies on C18th spelling, editing/punctuation, and C18th world English. |
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Modern English -includes Canadian English,
British and American English,
"world" English, English-based
pidgins and creoles, linguistic atlases, and many more references for the study of regional and social variation! |
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What you can find here |
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This site includes a list of links to on-line,
worldwide resources for the study of the English language and its history.
(Many of these links were discovered by others too numerous to list here!
Thanks.) As well, my students are contributing to an anthology of historical texts
representing different genres of English, and an encyclopedia
on the cultural history of English.
Here, you can find links to other U of T enterprises. These include the
Dictionary of Old
English Project, Albert Masters'
Medieval Manuscripts site, Ian Lancashire's electronic
Renaissance Dictionaries, Jack Chambers' work on Canadian
dialectology. Please recommend other sites
to us!
This website was designed by Joyce Chan.
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University of Toronto.