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ESSAYS ON MEDIEVAL ENGLISH: Presented to Professor Matsuji Tajima on his Sixtieth Birthday
edited by Yoko Iyeiri and Margaret Connolly (Kaibunsha, 2002)
CONTENTS
1. PROFESSOR MATSUJI TAJIMA AND HIS SCHOLARSHIP
2. MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS OF FRIENDSHIP WITH PROFESSOR MATSUJI TAJIMA (E.
F. K. Koerner)
3. ESSAYS ON MEDIEVAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE
The Old English Sound System from a North-Sea Germanic Perspective (Hans
Frede Nielsen)
The Origins of Old English Breaking (Jeremy J. Smith)
Old English þat deofol; se deofol or Just deofol (Eric G. Stanley)
Modality and Ambiguity in Chaucer's trewely: With a Focus on Troilus and
Criseyde (Yoshiyuki Nakao)
The Function of Word Classes and the Import of French in Middle English Poetry: A Comparative Study of The Romaunt of the Rose-A and Le Roman de la Rose (Sadahiro Kumamoto)
Fifteenth-Century Rhythmical Changes (Thomas Cable)
The Development of Non-assertive Any in Later Middle English and the Decline of Multiple Negation (Yoko Iyeiri)
4. ESSAYS ON MEDIEVAL LITERATURE 145
Beowulf 128: after wiste (Jun Terasawa)
Did Benvenutus Grassus Lecture at Montpellier? (Laurence M. Eldredge)
Some Observations on the Use of Manuscripts, Dates, and Preferred Editions
in the Middle English Dictionary (Robert E. Lewis)
Troilus and the Law of Kind (Joseph Wittig)
The 'Eight Points of Charity' in John Rylands University Library MS English
85 (Margaret Connolly)
Caxton, Malory, Arthurian Chronicles, and French Romances: Intertextual
Complexities (Edward Donald Kennedy)
The Lineage and Variations of the Biblical Phrase while the world standeth (Hideki Watanabe)
5. A LIST OF THE PUBLISHED WRITINGS OF PROFESSOR MATSUJI TAJIMA
Index
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