Articles

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  Introduction - Special Issue: Texts from Speech and Speech in Texts

  Terry Walker,  Merja Kytö

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  15 May 2017

  :1-6
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  Voices in Medieval History Writing

  Claudia Claridge

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  16 May 2017

  :7-40
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  Description, Evaluation and Stance: Exploring the Forms and Functions of Speech Descriptors in Early Modern English

  Peter J. Grund

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  16 May 2017

  :41-73
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  Structural and Sociolinguistic Factors Conditioning the Choice of Relativizers in Late Modern English: A Diachronic Study Based on the Old Bailey Corpus

  Magnus Huber

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  16 May 2017

  :74-119
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  Meta-Communicative Expressions and Situational Variation of Stance Marking: I say and I tell (you) in Early Modern English Dialogues¹

  Daniela Landert

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  16 May 2017

  :120-144
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  Curses or Threats? Debating the Power of Witches’ Words in 17th-Century Scottish Courtrooms

  Magdalena Leitner

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  16 May 2017

  :145-170
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  “So moche ye owe me”: Speech-Like Representation in Caxton’s Dialogues in French and English

  Colette Moore

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  16 May 2017

  :171-189
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  Speech, Texts, and Choices from the Modal System: Mood Distribution in Old English Sermons

  Tanja Rütten

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  16 May 2017

  :190-213
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  For I am woorthyer by muche then he: The Functions of First Person Singular Utterances in Early Modern English Debate Verse¹

  Hanna Salmi

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  16 May 2017

  :214-243
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  Periphrastic do in English Witness Depositions 1560– 1760

  Anders Söderlund

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  16 May 2017

  :244-277