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Part I – Textual Work on “Bede´s Account of the Poet Cædmon”
1. Provement of the claim: For a precise classification of Old English inflexional forms it does usually not suffice only to look at the respective form.
2. Formative relationship between OE lār and læran
3. Word formation and Compounding
Part II – Term paper: The Scandinavian Influence on Old English
1. Introduction
2. Historical Background – Viking Invasion on the British Isle
3. Language Family
4. Loanwords, loan-blends, loan-shifts
5. Norse-derived vocabulary
6. Conclusion
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- Kevin Theinl (Author), 2009, Old English - The Scandinavian Influence on Old English, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/179374
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