『ピータバラ年代記』1070-1154における前置詞*tの意味に関する考察
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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the meanings of the preposition *t in early Middle English and to survey the forms of its complements. Examples are taken from annals 1070-1154 of the Peterborough Chronicle. The meanings of the preposition get are discussed by classifying them into six categories and seven subcategories. The author finds that the preposition *t denotes place in an overwhelming majority of cases, and that the *t-phrase denoting place frequently modifies the co-occurring verb. Furthermore, the author points out several examples in which *t introduces the same noun or noun phrase that to does in similar contexts. He concludes that a closer investigation is required in order to clarify the differences in meaning between *t and to.
- 山梨英和大学の論文
- 2002-03-01
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