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A Grammar of Shakespeare's Language ELIZABETHAN ENGLISH REFERENCE LITERATURE

2002réf. 23246London U.K.: Palgrave Macmillan. New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - FLAWLESS COPY PRISTINE NEVER OPENED -- 406 pages -- TABLE OF CONTENTS: Preface Abbreviations Introduction The Linguistic Background The Noun Group The Verb Group Adverbials Interjections Conjunctions and Prepositions Concord Negation Repetition and Ellipsis Clause Organisation and Sentence Types Discourse Markers Pragmatics Conclusion Bibliography. -- REVIEW: ".a handy tool for all readers of Shakespeare particularly those who find that a good deal of the editorial commentary generally offered fails to provide the kind of information on language which the reader really needs. One of the assets of this book is that other than basic notions of traditional grammar no previous linguistic knowledge is required since the author provides definitions of linguistic categories and notions whenever possible. A Grammar of Shakespeare's Language doubles as a book to read from cover to cover and as a reference guide to particular language issues in the plays and poems." - Clara Calvo The European English Messenger -- DESCRIPTION: -- Shakespeare's language is a surprisingly neglected topic. An understanding of how his language works is fundamental to appreciating every aspect of his work. This first comprehensive study since the 19th century provides a detailed analysis of the grammar of Shakespeare's language. Steering clear of linguistic jargon it includes not only traditional features such as the make-up of clauses and differing parts of speech but also language used in various forms of discourse. -- with a bonus offer--; 009066-1; Romeo and Juliet Macbeth King Lear Hamlet Othello Titus Andronicus Julius Caesar Antony and Cleopatra Coriolanus Troilus and Cressida Timon of Athens Shakespearean comedies The Comedy of Errors All's Well That Ends Well As You Like It A Midsummer Night's Dream Much Ado About Nothing Measure for Measure The Tempest Taming of the Shrew Twelfth Night or What You Will The Merchant of Venice The Merry Wives of Windsor Love's Labour's Lost The Two Gentlemen of Verona Pericles Prince of Tyre Cymbeline The Winter's Tale The Two Noble Kinsmen Shakespearean histories Richard III Richard II Henry VI part 1 Henry VI part 2 Henry VI part 3 Henry V Henry IV part 1 Henry IV part 2 Henry VIII King John tragedy tragedies comedy Shakespear 1564—1616 English dramatist and poet b. Stratford-on-Avon. He is considered the greatest playwright who ever lived. Life His father John Shakespeare was successful in the leather business during Shakespeare's early childhood but later met with financial difficulties. During his prosperous years his father was also involved in municipal affairs holding the offices of alderman and bailiff during the 1560s. While little is known of Shakespeare's boyhood he probably attended the grammar school in Stratford where he would have been educated in the classics particularly Latin grammar and literature. Whatever the veracity of Ben Jonson's famous comment that Shakespeare had "small Latine and less Greeke" much of his work clearly depends on a knowledge of Roman comedy ancient history and classical mythology. In 1582 Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway eight years his senior and pregnant at the time of the marriage. Blake Norman A Grammar of Shakespeare's Language ELIZABETHAN ENGLISH REFERENCE LITERATURE . 2002. 0333725913 . Palgrave Macmillan paperback

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A Grouping of Twenty-Seven 27 Issues of The Northwestern: The Northwestern University Student Literary and News Magazine Dating from March 15 1900 - October 30 1902

1902réf. 802268Evanston and Chicago: Northwestern University 1902. Softcover. Very Good to Fine; Previous owner's name in pencil on front covers; some copies have light wear and offsetting. Interiors are clean and tight. Overall in very nice shape considering age and fragility. 10 1/2" x 8." Between ten 10 to twenty-seven 27 pp. Staple-bound early editions of Northwestern University's flagship student publication. Contains university news news about other colleges poetry literature non-fiction black and white photos and period advertisements. Northwestern's earliest student newspapers Tripod 1871 to 1880 and Vidette 1878 to1880 became the Northwestern in 1881 and the Daily Northwestern in 1910. A nice grouping of a fragile early university news and literary magazine. OCLC lists no copies. Contains the following issues: The Northwestern VOL. XXIII No. 5 October 30 1902 The Northwestern Installation Number VOL. XXIII No. 4 October 22 1902; The Northwestern Installation Number VOL. XXIII No. 2 October 8 1902; The Northwestern Law School Edition May 29 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 26 May 22 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 24 May 8 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 23 May 1 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 23 April 17 1902 The Northwestern Woman's Edition April 10 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 17 March 13 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 16 March 6 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 15 February 27 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 13 January 23 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 14 January 30 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 12 January 16 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 10 December 12 1901; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 9 December 5 1901; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 8 November 21 1901; The Northwestern Woman's Edition March 14 1901; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 9 December 6 1900; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 7 November 15 1900; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 6 November 8 1900; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 5 November 1 1900;; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 4 October 25 1900; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 3 October 18 1900; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 2 October 11 1900; The Northwestern Woman's Edition March 15 1900. Northwestern University unknown

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