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Contact theory and the history of English
ANTHONY GRANT
, Susan Fox
, Laura Wright
Creative Industries and Humanities
University of Bern
University of Cambridge
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Language Contact
100%
History of Language
100%
Contact Theory
100%
Bilingualism
66%
Middle-aged
33%
Early Modern English
33%
Sociolinguistics
33%
Medieval English
33%
Spoken Language
33%
Language Change
33%
Historical Approach
33%
Sociolinguistic Approach
33%
Historical Documents
33%
General Effects
33%
Contact Situation
33%
Theory of Language
33%
Linguistic Outcome
33%
Sociolinguistic Study
33%
Language Contact Theory
33%
Arts and Humanities
Language Contact
100%
History of English
100%
Contact theory
100%
English
100%
Multilingualism
66%
London
33%
Case Study
33%
Early Modern English
33%
Linguistics
33%
Spoken Language
33%
Language Change
33%
Languages in contact
33%
historical documents
33%