History of Spanish
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History of Spanish
A Student's Introduction
Ranson, Diana L. (University of Georgia); Quesada, Margaret Lubbers (University of Georgia)
Cambridge University Press
10/2018
452
Dura
Inglês
9781107144729
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Provides students with an engaging and thorough overview of the history of Spanish and its development from Latin.
List of figures; List of maps; List of tables; Preface for students; Preface for instructors; Acknowledgments; 1. Why do Spanish speakers say el arte but las artes? The value of studying the history of Spanish; 2. Is it wrong to say cantastes instead of cantaste? A linguist's attitude and approach to language; 3. How and why do languages change and how do linguists know?; 4. Did /f/ change to /h/ in Spanish because of Basque? Four moments of language contact in the history of Spanish; 5. Why is Spanish also called Castilian? The standardization process and its effects; 6. How did FESTA become fiesta but FESTIVUM became festivo? Regular vowel changes; 7. How did ACUTUM become agudo? Regular consonant changes; 8. Why is 'milk' leche but 'Milky Way' is Via Lactea? Special tonic vowel changes; 9. Why fieldad but lealtad? Special consonant changes; 10. Why do Spanish speakers sometimes say ande instead of anduve? Morphological changes; 11. Why is mano feminine and dia masculine? Changes in case, declension, number, and gender; 12. Why do Spanish speakers sometimes say mas malo instead of peor? Origins of nominal elements; 13. Why are there so many verb tenses in Spanish? Origins of verbs; 14. Why is comere the future of comer but sabre is the future of saber? How regular sound change and analogy lead to regular and irregular forms; 15. Do you say veo el gato or veo al gato? Syntactic changes; 16. How did MUSCULUM 'little mouse' become Spanish muslo 'thigh'? Semantic changes; 17. Why perro 'dog' instead of can? Lexical changes; Appendix: Selections from old Spanish texts; El Auto de los Reyes Magos; Cantar de mio Cid; Razon feita d'amor; Milagros de Nuestra Senora; Calila e Dimna; Glossary of terms; Works cited; Word index; Subject index.
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Provides students with an engaging and thorough overview of the history of Spanish and its development from Latin.
List of figures; List of maps; List of tables; Preface for students; Preface for instructors; Acknowledgments; 1. Why do Spanish speakers say el arte but las artes? The value of studying the history of Spanish; 2. Is it wrong to say cantastes instead of cantaste? A linguist's attitude and approach to language; 3. How and why do languages change and how do linguists know?; 4. Did /f/ change to /h/ in Spanish because of Basque? Four moments of language contact in the history of Spanish; 5. Why is Spanish also called Castilian? The standardization process and its effects; 6. How did FESTA become fiesta but FESTIVUM became festivo? Regular vowel changes; 7. How did ACUTUM become agudo? Regular consonant changes; 8. Why is 'milk' leche but 'Milky Way' is Via Lactea? Special tonic vowel changes; 9. Why fieldad but lealtad? Special consonant changes; 10. Why do Spanish speakers sometimes say ande instead of anduve? Morphological changes; 11. Why is mano feminine and dia masculine? Changes in case, declension, number, and gender; 12. Why do Spanish speakers sometimes say mas malo instead of peor? Origins of nominal elements; 13. Why are there so many verb tenses in Spanish? Origins of verbs; 14. Why is comere the future of comer but sabre is the future of saber? How regular sound change and analogy lead to regular and irregular forms; 15. Do you say veo el gato or veo al gato? Syntactic changes; 16. How did MUSCULUM 'little mouse' become Spanish muslo 'thigh'? Semantic changes; 17. Why perro 'dog' instead of can? Lexical changes; Appendix: Selections from old Spanish texts; El Auto de los Reyes Magos; Cantar de mio Cid; Razon feita d'amor; Milagros de Nuestra Senora; Calila e Dimna; Glossary of terms; Works cited; Word index; Subject index.
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