The Palgrave Handbook of Celtic Languages and Linguistics
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Product details:
- Publisher Springer Nature Switzerland
- Date of Publication 25 January 2026
- Number of Volumes 1 pieces, Book
- ISBN 9783031912573
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages1523 pages
- Size 235x155 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations X, 1523 p. 60 illus. in color. Illustrations, color 700
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Long description:
This handbook provides a detailed and comprehensive overview of the current state of research in Celtic Language Studies, covering both existing and emerging scholarship and debate in the field, as well as containing new, cutting-edge research and highlighting fruitful directions and areas for future study. A number of special topic chapters provide additional framing, discuss special characteristics of the Celtic languages, set the modern Celtic languages in their social and cultural context, and describe currently emerging varieties of the modern languages. This book will be a useful resource not only to practising scholars who are specialists in the Celtic languages — ancient, medieval, and modern —, but also to scholars in general linguistics and linguistic typology who are interested in finding out what the Celtic languages of various historical periods are like, and students of other languages or language systems.
MoreTable of Contents:
Introduction.- I- Modern Brittonic.- The phonology of Modern Breton.- Initial consonant mutation in Modern Breton.- The morphology of Modern Breton.- The syntax of Modern Breton.- The phonology and phonetics of Modern Welsh.- Initial consonant mutation in Modern Welsh.- The morphology of Modern Welsh.- The syntax of Modern Welsh.- The dialects of Modern Welsh.- A practice-based approach to the documentation of a heritage language. Speaker profiles and varieties of Breton.- The sociolinguistics and social situation of Revived Cornish.- The sociolinguistics and social situation of Breton.- The sociolinguistics of Welsh.- Welsh-English and Welsh-Spanish bilingualism.- II- Modern Goidelic.- The phonology and phonetics of Modern Irish.- The initial mutations of Modern Irish.- The morphology of Modern Irish.- The syntax of Irish Gaelic.- The phonology and phonetics of Scottish Gaelic.- The morphology of Scottish Gaelic.- The syntax of Scottish Gaelic.- The phonology of Manx.- The morphology and syntax of Manx.- The language of Early Modern Irish.- The Gaelic languages. Dialect and register variation.- Intergenerational transmission of the Gaelic languages. Decline and renewal.- Emergent Gaelic varieties.- Irish and Scottish Gaelic language technology.- Revived Manx.- III- Medieval Insular Celtic languages.- Sources for medieval Celtic languages.- The orthography of the medieval Celtic languages.- The historical origin of the Insular Celtic mutations.- IV- Medieval Brittonic.- The phonology of medieval Breton.- The morphology of medieval Breton.- The syntax of medieval Breton.- The phonology of medieval Cornish, 900–1800.- The morphology of medieval Cornish.- The syntax of medieval Cornish.- The phonology of medieval Welsh.- The morphology of medieval Welsh.- The syntax of medieval Welsh. Word order and information structure.- Pictish and Cumbric.- Comparative Brittonic phonology.- Comparative Brittonic morphology.- Comparative Brittonic syntax.- V- Medieval Goidelic.- The phonology of Old Irish.- The morphology of Old Irish.- The syntax of Old Irish.- The transition from Old to Middle Irish.- VI- Continental Celtic.- The sources for Continental Celtic.- The scripts and orthography of Continental Celtic.- The phonology of Continental Celtic.- The morphology of Continental Celtic.- The syntax of Continental Celtic.- VII- Language relationships.- The interrelationships of the Celtic languages.- Italo-Celtic preverbs and adpositions.
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