Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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‘L'arte in prattica’ : reconstructing Orazio Toscanella's language ideology

Claudia Crocco (UGent) and Eleonora Serra (UGent)

(2024) RENAISSANCE STUDIES. 38(1). p.56-88
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Unpacking the norms of Atticism : impersonal modality and the negotiation of overt prestige in Atticist lexicographers

Ezra la Roi (UGent) and Emmanuel Roumanis

(2024) GRAECO-LATINA BRUNENSIA. 29(2). p.59-77
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Die Colloquia, et dictionariolum als Beispiel für 'Foreign Language Making' in der Frühen Neuzeit

Ulrike Vogl (UGent) and André Kött (UGent)

(2023) Historische Mehrsprachigkeit : Europäische Perspektiven. In Studia Linguistica Germanica 146. p.129-149
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'Wel iet wat verschelende, maar zó niet óf elck verstaat ander zeer wel' : on language making in early modern mono- and multilingual grammars and textbooks in the Low Countries

Machteld de Vos and Ulrike Vogl (UGent)

(2023) BELGIAN JOURNAL OF LINGUISTICS. 37(1). p.37-73
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The < e >/< i > spelling variation in Latin inscriptions from Rome (250 BC-AD 300) : a preliminary (historical) sociolinguistic analysis based on the inscriptional data

Alessandro Papini (UGent)

(2022) REVUE BELGE DE PHILOLOGIE ET D HISTOIRE. 100(1). p.231-274
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Meertaligheid en onderwijs van moderne talen in de 16de eeuw : het gebruik van het partikel hola als mogelijk voorbeeld voor taalcontact in de Colloquia, et dictionariolum

Miriam Bouzouita (UGent) and Ulrike Vogl (UGent)

(2020) TAAL EN TONGVAL. 71(2). p.105-135
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Social identity, social meaning, and the dynamics of everyday writing in Roman and Late Antique Egypt

Klaas Bentein (UGent)

(2018) CHS REREARCH BULLETIN. 6(1).
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Dative and genitive case interchange in Greek papyri from Roman-Byzantine Egypt

Joanne Vera Stolk (UGent)

(2017) GLOTTA-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GRIECHISCHE UND LATEINISCHE SPRACHE. 93. p.182-212
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διό, διὰ τοῦτο, ὅθεν, τοίνυν, οὖν, or rather asyndeton? Inferential expressions and their social value in Greek official petitions (I – IV AD)

Klaas Bentein (UGent)

(2016) ACTA CLASSICA. 59. p.23-51
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Jacques Van Keymeulen (UGent)

(2016) Internationale Neerlandistiek. 54. p.150-153

Academic Bibliography

‘L'arte in prattica’ : reconstructing Orazio Toscanella's language ideology

Unpacking the norms of Atticism : impersonal modality and the negotiation of overt prestige in Atticist lexicographers

Die Colloquia, et dictionariolum als Beispiel für 'Foreign Language Making' in der Frühen Neuzeit

'Wel iet wat verschelende, maar zó niet óf elck verstaat ander zeer wel' : on language making in early modern mono- and multilingual grammars and textbooks in the Low Countries

The < e >/< i > spelling variation in Latin inscriptions from Rome (250 BC-AD 300) : a preliminary (historical) sociolinguistic analysis based on the inscriptional data

Meertaligheid en onderwijs van moderne talen in de 16de eeuw : het gebruik van het partikel hola als mogelijk voorbeeld voor taalcontact in de Colloquia, et dictionariolum

Social identity, social meaning, and the dynamics of everyday writing in Roman and Late Antique Egypt

Dative and genitive case interchange in Greek papyri from Roman-Byzantine Egypt

διό, διὰ τοῦτο, ὅθεν, τοίνυν, οὖν, or rather asyndeton? Inferential expressions and their social value in Greek official petitions (I – IV AD)

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