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Subject:  Multilingua 16: 4 (1997)

			     MULTILINGUA
		    Journal of Cross-Cultural and
		     Interlanguage Communication

			  Volume 16-4 (1997)

               Mouton de Gruyter * Berlin * New York


  			    SPECIAL ISSUE

       Language contact through trade in the late Middle Ages:
	 Middle Low German and other north European languages

             Edited by Laura Wright and Ernst Hakon Jahr

               Mouton de Gruyter * Berlin * New York


Laura Wright and
Ernst Hakon Jahr             Preface

James Milroy                 Internal vs external motivations for
                             linguistic change

Ernst Hakon Jahr             New perspectives on the language contact
                             between Middle Low German and mainland
                             Scandinavian in the late Middle Ages, and
                             about a footnote on mixed languages which
                             gave rise to a `detective story'

Laura Wright                 The records of Hanseatic merchants:
                             lgnorant, sleepy or degenerate?

Harry C. B. Perridon         Is the definite article in Jutlandic
                             a borrowing from Low German?

Kurt Braunmueller            Communication strategies in the area
                             of the Hanseatic League: The approach
                             by semi-communication

Rolf H. Bremmer, Jr.         Bad Frisian and bad Low German: Interference
                             in the writings of a medieval West Frisian

Muriel Norde                 Middle Low German-Middle Scandinavian language
                             contact and morphological simplification


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