21.4039, Qs: Text for History of French Language

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Subject: 21.4039, Qs: Text for History of French Language

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Date: 12-Oct-2010
From: Margaret Winters [mewinters at wayne.edu]
Subject: Text for History of French Language
 

	
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Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2010 11:11:59
From: Margaret Winters [mewinters at wayne.edu]
Subject: Text for History of French Language

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I am teaching History of French, in French, next semester and am curious 
about what books are being used for such a course. The students will be 
mixed advanced undergraduates and graduate students with at least 
Phonetics as their background and some with as much as structure of 
French and comparative Romance historical courses.

Thanks in advance for suggestions (and warnings).

Best wishes,
Margaret Winters 

Linguistic Field(s): Historical Linguistics

Subject Language(s): French (fra)




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