An edition of 'Trouthe' in mittelenglischen Versromanzen des 14. Jahrhunderts (1998)

'Trouthe' in mittelenglischen Versromanzen des 14. Jahrhunderts

eine semanto-pragmatische Analyse

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Frank Meyer, Frank Meyer
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An edition of 'Trouthe' in mittelenglischen Versromanzen des 14. Jahrhunderts (1998)

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Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier
Language
German
Pages
300

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Subjects

English Romances, English language, English poetry, History and criticism, Semantics, Terminology, Trouthe (The Middle English word), Truth

Times

Middle English, 1100-1500

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'Trouthe' in mittelenglischen Versromanzen des 14. Jahrhunderts: eine semanto-pragmatische Analyse
1998, Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier
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Includes bibliographical references.

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Trier
Series
Fokus -- Bd. 21

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Library of Congress
PR321 .M39 1998

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iii, 300 p.
Number of pages
300

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OL21626042M
ISBN 10
388476294X

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