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E-raamat: French Lessons in Late-Medieval England: The "e;Liber Donati"e; and "e;Commune Parlance"e;

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This volume presents fifteenth-century teaching and reference materials designed to support facility in French among the English. At its centre is the Liber donati, a collection of notes on French grammar and lexis that concludes on a lively series of dialogues showing French in action; also included is Commune parlance. These materials paint a vivid picture of the kinds of French that English learners might desire to wield and of the high levels of fluency they could achieve. As such, this edition makes an important contribution to the history of modern languages education and to recent reassessments of the longevity of French in medieval England. Its pairing of first-time modern-English translations with facing-page original text allows teachers and students of the Middle Ages and all interested in the history of language teaching to use these stimulating materials in many ways.
Series Editors' Preface viii
Acknowledgements ix
Abbreviations x
Introduction 1(27)
The Teaching and Reference Materials and the Currency of French
2(4)
Teachers and Learners: Identities, Aims, Locations
6(3)
Teachers and Learners: Methods and Outcomes
9(4)
The Liber donati and Commune parlance: Topics and Texts
13(6)
The Liber donati and Commune parlance: Manuscript Context
19(4)
Early Modern Developments
23(2)
Further Reading
25(2)
Using This Volume
27(1)
LIBER DONATI
PART A GRAMMAR, PRONUNCIATION AND LEXIS
28(16)
1 Personal and demonstrative pronouns and adjectives
28(1)
2 Pronunciation, spelling, and morphological notes
28(1)
3 Conjugated verbs with pronunciation, spelling, and morphological notes --
29(8)
4 French infinitives with Latin equivalents
37(2)
5 Adverbs, prepositions, and other parts of speech with French equivalents
39(4)
6 Days of the week and feast days
43(1)
7 Cardinal and ordinal numbers
43(1)
PART B DIALOGUES
44(16)
1 Salutations
44(2)
2 News from France
46(1)
3 En route to London
46(2)
4 Securing lodging; provisions for horses
48(2)
5 A conversation with the lady of the house
50(2)
6 Further provisions for horses
52(1)
7 Paying the bill
52(2)
8 The market at Winchester
54(1)
9 A mother's request for help
54(2)
10 A would-be apprentice's French
56(4)
COMMUNE PARLANCE
1 Opening prayer
60(1)
2 The human body
60(2)
3 Furnishing a house
62(2)
4 Going on a journey
64(18)
4.1 Preparations
64(2)
4.2 The good-bye meal
66(2)
4.3 On the road; asking the way and the time
68(2)
4.4 A love song
70(1)
4.5 Janyn at the inn
70(2)
4.6 At the market; fish
72(2)
4.7 Evening at the inn; a story
74(8)
5 The digger and the gardener
82(2)
6 The baker and his apprentice
84(2)
7 The draper and his apprentice
86(4)
8 At the dubber's
90(1)
9 Two stable boys
90(2)
10 Different greetings; news from Orleans
92(2)
11 Consoling a child
94(1)
12 Turning away a beggar
94(1)
13 Two companions at an inn
94(2)
14 Dialogues between traders
96(2)
15 Asking the time and the way
98(1)
16 Asking for lodging; giving a message
98(4)
17 At the scrivener's
102(1)
18 Asking the way; delivering a present
102(2)
19 Different greetings according to the time of day
104(2)
20 Dialogue with an ill man
106(2)
21 Dialogue with a foreigner
108(4)
22 A tailor and his new master
112(2)
23 Two companions at an inn again
114(4)
Commentary and Notes 118(52)
Textual Notes 170(9)
Bibliography 179