By Beregond, Anders Stenström
ISBN-10: 9197350028
ISBN-13: 9789197350020
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By contrast, Caxton, in his own prose, develops a usage – the so-called ‘trailing-style’, with much use of subordinate clauses – which derives directly from contemporary French models. 4 The dialects of Middle English The functions of English, which changed over time, have implications for the written representation of the language. In Anglo-Saxon times, as we have seen, Classical Late West Saxon became in some senses a ‘standard’ language, since it appeared in texts copied outside Wessex, the area where this dialect originated.
Anglo-Norman, it is true, continued to be used in Parliamentary debates until the middle of the fourteenth century, and in some poetry after that date. However, the appearance of books for the aristocracy on how to speak French, such as Walter of Bibbesworth’s Treatise from the middle of the thirteenth century, suggests that English is the mother tongue but that French was a necessary accomplishment for cultivated discourse; this ‘cultivated’ French was Central French, not Anglo-Norman, and was evidently adopted because of the cultural ascendancy of Central French in the later Middle Ages.
The Anglo-Saxon nobility spoke English habitually, and the Anglo-Saxon state used written English extensively to record transactions and legal decisions. The written English most generally in use was Classical Late West Saxon, based on the usage of Wessex, the most powerful of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, which was centred on the city of Winchester, in southern England. The Conquest changed this situation. The bulk of the population immediately after 1066 – approximately four million people, according to some estimates, most densely clustered in the southern half of England – continued to speak English, and written OE, notably the great prose homilies of Ælfric and Wulfstan, continued to be copied for at 26 02 pages 001-184 29/1/03 16:27 Page 27 MIDDLE ENGLISH IN USE 27 least a century after the Conquest, especially in the English West Midlands.
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