Vortrag in memoriam Rudolf Thurneysen: Tanguy Solliec
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The first records written in Old Breton were glosses in the early Middle Ages. However, documentation remains scarce until the 15th century, during the Middle Breton period. It has been suggested that Breton evolved continuously from a relatively uniform language into a multitude of local dialects from the 16thcentury onwards. This variation was documented by dialectologists in the 20th century. A quantitative or dialectometric analysis of material based on the most recent linguistic atlas, the Nouvel atlas linguistic de la Basse-Bretagne (Le Dû 2001), yielded results that offer new perspectives for reassessing the emergence of the Breton language and its dialects.
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The first records written in Old Breton were glosses in the early Middle Ages. However, documentation remains scarce until the 15th century, during the Middle Breton period. It has been suggested that Breton evolved continuously from a relatively uniform language into a multitude of local dialects from the 16thcentury onwards. This variation was documented by dialectologists in the 20th century. A quantitative or dialectometric analysis of material based on the most recent linguistic atlas, the Nouvel atlas linguistic de la Basse-Bretagne (Le Dû 2001), yielded results that offer new perspectives for reassessing the emergence of the Breton language and its dialects.
Anmeldung erfolgt über celtic@uni-bonn.de.
Time
Tuesday, 12.12.23 - 06:15 PM
Event format
Talk
Topic
Thurneysen Vortrag
Target groups
All interested
Location
Rabinstr. 8
Room
Seminarraum 7
Reservation
not required
Organizer
Keltologie Bonn
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