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= The Even Yearbook 9 (2010)

== #86

''volume:'' [[:2010|9 (2010)]] \\ 
''author:'' [[:Gyöngyi Werthmüller]] \\ 
''title:'' An analysis of word-final //-e// in Middle English verse, in Gower and Chaucer \\ 
''keywords:'' Middle English, word-final -e, schwa, elision, apocope, hiatus, metre, Gower, Chaucer \\ 
''abstract:'' This paper intends to provide further contribution to the examination of Middle English word-final //-e.// It claims that , virtually, apocope does not exist in Gower’s verse, and that the word //maner(e)// was probably the first one to go through restructuring in his poetic language. It also argues for the point that the role of //-en// (whose grammatical function is often the same as that of //-e//) is not that of a hiatus-filler. Finally, it suggests that in Gower’s verse, there were two forms of the article //the// — one with schwa, and one with a full vowel — and that the latter occurred most often in his more formal, more elevated poetry. \\ 
''PDF:'' [[this>_media/10we.pdf|   full text]] \\ 
''raw text:'' [[10we-raw]] \\ 
''refs:'' ++ ⟨BibTeX⟩ | \\ ''@article{even10we, \\        author  = {Gyöngyi Werthmüller}, \\      title   = {An analysis of word-final //-e// in {M}iddle {E}nglish verse, in {G}ower and {C}haucer}, \\      year    = 2010, \\      journal = {The Even Yearbook}, \\      volume  = 9, \\      url     = {http://seas.elte.hu/w/!even/10we} \\  }''\\ 
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++ ⟨txt⟩ | \\ '' Werthmüller, Gyöngyi. 2010. An analysis of word-final //-e// in Middle English verse, in Gower and Chaucer. The Even Yearbook 9. http://seas.elte.hu/w/!even/10we''
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