Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): North German language and literature. From Old Saxon to Masematte

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17192/regiolingua.2024.1.1

Published: 2024-09-05

Full Issue

RegioLingua Jg. 2024 Heft 1 (Deutsch)

Editorial

Editorial

Doreen Brandt, Marina Frank, Robert Langhanke, Nicole Palliwoda, Jeffrey Pheiff

1–3
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Preface

About North German Language and Literature. Introduction to the conference proceedings

Marina Frank, Robert Langhanke, Tio Rohloff

4–10
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Artikel

Old Saxon by Women’s Hands The Saxon Stifte (Endowments) for Secular Canonesses and the Old Saxon Language

Christoph Hössel

11–33
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The verb-pronoun-enclitics in the direct speech of Early New High Ger-man and Middle Low German narrative texts The influence of grammatical context on the use of cliticised forms in the translation process

Johanna Meyer

34–49
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Hanoverian – A Bygone Vernacular?

Stefan Ehrlich, Hana Ikenaga

50–70
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Münster’s Sociolect Masematte – from Secret Language to Common Language?

Sophia Kleinhage

71–86
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From Piensport and Pienerei. Masematte in Münster today

Maila Seiferheld

87–110
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“Paris” and “Buxtehude”. The semanticizations of space in Wilhelm Schröder’s Swinegels Reise nah Paris as Friedensstifter in the context of nationalism in Low German literature of the 1860s and 1870s

Nikos Saul

111–134
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Wöör un Klaarheit. Lyrical multilingualism in Modern Low German literature

Doreen Brandt

135–149
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