Advances in Historical Orthography, c. 1500–1800 - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Figures

pp vii-vii

Tables

pp viii-ix

Contributors

pp x-x

1 - From the Early Modern Era to an International Research Area

pp 1-15

2 - A Phonological–Graphemic Approach to the Investigation of Spelling Functionality, with Reference to Early Modern Polish

pp 16-45

3 - Graphematic Features in Glagolitic and Cyrillic Orthographies

pp 46-66

4 - The Emergence of Sentence-internal Capitalisation in Early New High German

pp 67-92

Appendix 4A - Results of Hierarchical Configural Frequency Analysis on the SiGS Corpus

pp 89-92

5 - Punctuation in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-century French and Spanish Grammars

pp 93-123

6 - Orthographic Variation and Materiality of a Manuscript Pre-standard Lithuanian Spellings in Simonas Daukantas’s ‘History of the Lithuanian Lowlands’ (1831–4)

pp 124-140

7 - Investigating Methods Intra-textual, Inter-textual and Cross-textual Variable Analyses

pp 141-153

8 - Orthography and Group Identity A Comparative Approach to Studying Orthographic Systems in Early Modern Czech Printed and Handwritten Texts (c. 1560‒1710)

pp 154-175

9 - Orthographic Solutions at the Onset of Early Modern Croatian

pp 176-190

10 - Women’s Spelling in Early Modern English

pp 191-218

11 - Towards a Relativity of Spelling Change

pp 219-237

12 - Synergic Dialogue in Historical Orthography National Philologies, Comparability and Questions for the Future

pp 238-249

Bibliography

pp 250-301

Index

pp 302-314