The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies, Volume 18
Survey Year 1956

The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies 18

Cambridge University Press for the Modern Humanities Research Association

1 January 1958  •  660pp

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Contents:

vii-viii

Foreword
L.T.T.
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1-19

Medieval Latin Studies
Robert R. Raymo
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20-43

French and Provençal: French Language and Romance Studies
C. A. Robson
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44-55

Medieval French Literature
B. Woledge, H. P. Clive
doi:10.2307/25832281

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56-65

The Sixteenth Century
Sylvia Lennie England
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66-73

The Seventeenth Century
W. H. Barber
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74-85

The Eighteenth Century
J. H. Broome
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86-123

The Romantic Era
John Cruickshank, Francis Scarfe
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124-137

The Nineteenth Century (post-Romantic)
Garnet Rees
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138-156

The Twentieth Century
T. V. Benn
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157-171

Provençal Studies
S. C. Aston
doi:10.2307/25832288

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172-177

Hispanic Studies: Spanish Language
Ig. González Llubera
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178-184

Medieval Literature
R. B. Tate
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185-198

Literature, 1490–1700

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199-219

Literature, 1700 To the Present Day
Reginald F. Brown
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220-225

Italian: Italian Language (including Sardinian and Ladin)
Bruno Migliorini
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226-236

Duecento and Trecento
Sheila Ralphs
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237-249

Humanism and the Renaissance
C. Grayson
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250-261

Seicento and Settecento
Peter Brand
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262-268

Ottocento
Barbara Reynolds
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269-284

German: the German Language
P. F. Ganz
doi:10.2307/25832298

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285-302

Medieval Literature
K. C. King
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303-312

Renaissance and Baroque
D. G. Dyer
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313-342

The Classical Era
Edmund Papst
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343-361

The Romantic Era
Brian A. Rowley
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362-376

Literature, 1830–1880
Glyn T. Hughes
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377-399

Literature, 1880 To the Present Day
J. C. Middleton, Hans Reiss
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400-414

Scandinavian Languages: Danish Studies
Niels Lyhne Jensen
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415-427

Norwegian Studies
H. S. NÆSS
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428-457

Swedish Studies
Harold H. Borland, K.-H. Dahlstedt
doi:10.2307/25832307

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458-465

Slavonic and East European Languages: Czech and Slovak Studies
R. Auty
doi:10.2307/25832308

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466-495

Polish Studies
Maria L. Danilewicz
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496-499

Rumanian Studies
E. D. Tappe
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500-567

Russian Studies
R. F. L. Bancroft
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568-578

Serbo-Croat Studies
R. Auty, R. Filipović
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579-584

Theses Accepted in the Universities of Great Britain and Ireland During the Year 1956

doi:10.2307/25832313

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Bibliography entry:

The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies, Volume 18: Survey Year 1956, The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies, 18 (MHRA, 1958)

First footnote reference: 35 The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies, Volume 18: Survey Year 1956, The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies, 18 (MHRA, 1958), p. 21.

Subsequent footnote reference: 37 , p. 47.

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Bibliography entry:

The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies, Volume 18: Survey Year 1956, The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies, 18 (MHRA)

Example citation: ‘A quotation occurring on page 21 of this work’ ( 1958: 21).

Example footnote reference: 35 1958: 21.

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