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This book is a selection of papers presented at the 11th International Conference on Middle English (ICOME11), held at the University of Florence, Italy from 5 to 8 February 2019. The papers, organised under three headings “Textual Interlacing,” “Borrowing and the Lexicon,” and “Language at Different Levels,” interface different fields of linguistics, literature and philology in the context of Medieval England and offer a holistic view of current research within Middle English studies. The contributors employ a wealth of different new and traditional approaches and methodologies, and deal with materials ranging from canonical literary works to scientific and practical texts, including electronic corpora and databases.



This collection of papers on Middle English provides an overview of current research dealing with manuscripts, texts and linguistic forms and patterns from a range of perspectives and methodologies. The papers are organized under three main headings: “Textual Interlacing,” “Borrowing and the Lexicon,” and “Language at Different Levels.”

Contents 5(4)
List of Contributors
7(2)
Preface 9(6)
Part I Textual Interlacing
A Re-assessment of Poema Morale and its Influence on Penitence for Wasted Life
15(18)
Claudio Cataldi
The Soul a City: Margery meets Julian
33(12)
Gabriella Del Lungo Camiciotti
Julia Bolton Holloway
Patronage, Print and the Education of the Gentry in Late Medieval England: The Case of Earl Rivers's Diets and Sayings of the Philosophers
45(14)
Omar Khalaf
On the Trail of Bibbesworth
59(28)
Patrizia Lendinara
The Construction of the European Intellectual: Petrarch, Humanism, and Middle English Literature
87(24)
Alessandra Petrina
Part II Borrowing and Lexicon
Changes of Political Rule and the Changing Use of OE Gœrsum(a) `Treasure' (< ON Gersemi) in Middle English
111(18)
Angelika Lutz
The Rise of the Verb Happen in Middle English
129(14)
Rafal Molencki
Patterns of Borrowing, Obsolescence and Polysemy in the Technical Vocabulary of Middle English
143(28)
Louise Sylvester
Harry Parkin
Richard Ingham
Part III Language at Different Levels
Rhetorical Re-analysis of Metadiscourse Items in Henry Daniel's Middle English Prologue to Liber Uricrisiarum
171(24)
Martti Makinen
The Evidentiary Status of Back Spellings and English Historical Phonology
195(22)
Gjertrud R. Stenbrenden
What, If Anything, Are Middle English Dialects? Some Thoughts on a Changing Concept
217(28)
Merja Stenroos
The Demise of Ambiguous Adverb/Conjunctions and Manuscript Variation: A Case Study of Tho, Then and When in the Chronicle of Robert of Gloucester
245(28)
Brita Wdrvik
The Loss of Negative Concord with Negative PPs
273(28)
Richard Zimmermann
Index of terms and names 301
Letizia Vezzosi is professor of Germanic Philology at the University of Florence, Italy. Her research interests include historical linguistics, philology, and medieval studies, especially concerning Old and Middle English and Middle Dutch language and literature.