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Old English Patterns with self. Evidence from the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Manuscript A

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Góralczyk I., Lee R., Łozińska J.
Acta Neophilologica
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2013
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issue XV/2
43-52
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This paper is essentially a state-of-the-art overview of the three most current and influential publications on the history of English reflexives, selected for their contrasting methodologies, i.e. Elly van Gelderen’s [2000], Edward L. Keenan’s [2002], Ekkehad König and Peter Siemund’s [2000]. A broad view of some well established insights into the historical development of self allows us to detail some factors that are significant in its distribution patterns. In the analytical section we relate these factors to the occurrences of self in Manuscript A of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
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