Universidade Federal de Pernambuco Depto. de Letras, Programa de Inglês Disciplina: História da Língua Inglesa

Centro de Artes e Comunicação Professor: Dr. João Sedycias Código da Disciplina:______

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Home Page da Disciplina

“História da Língua Inglesa”

1. Plano de Ensino - Informação sobre a disciplina (i.e., descrição da disciplina, cronograma das tarefas, avaliação e bibliografia), com uma listagem detalhada dos tópicos a serem abordados durante o semestre.

   Material Adicional:

   Obs: Os tópicos abordados abaixo foram elaborados para atender as necessidades dos alunos que fazem parte desta disciplina. Estes tópicos foram escolhidos e pesquisados em resposta às necessidades dos alunos e de acordo com o que os mesmos almejan obter desta disciplina.

   Além das páginas designadas abaixo, sugiro que vocês visitem outra página no meu web site que contém informação adicional sobre os recursos na Internet para professores e alunos de inglês. O endereço dessa página é http://www.sedycias.com/resource1.htm
   História da Língua Inglesa   
   Artigos sobre a origem e desenvolvimento da língua inglesa

   Artigos em inglês:

   • Informação obtidas de várias fontes:
     Brief Histories of the English Language
     1. A Brief History of the English Language – by Douglas F. Hasty, M.L.S.
     2. A History of the English Language: Past Changes Precipitate Worldwide Popularity – by Lauralee B. York.
     3. A Brief History of the English Language – by Andrzej Diniejko (The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language. Cambridge University Press, 1995).
     4. History of the English Language – by J. Lynch, Rutgers University.
     5. The Origin and History of the English Language – by Kryss Katsiavriades.
     6. Brief History of English – by Jeremy Smith.
     7. History of the English Language – by Tatyana Kostadinova.
     8. A Brief Look at the History of English – © 2000 by Merriam-Webster, Inc.
     9. A (Very) Brief History of the English Language – by David Wilton.
     10. A Brief History of English Usage – by E. Ward Gilman, Editor.
   • Informação obtida da Enciclopédia Britânica:
     History of Britain and of the English Language
     11. History and Structure of the English Language
     12. Invaders and Early Settlers of Britain –
         
         1. Jutes
         2. Angles
         3. Saxons
         4. Frisians
         5. Norse (Vikings)
         6. Normans
         7. An Early Commentator: The Venerable Bede.

         The Anglo-Saxons, The Normans, and the Conquest of Britain (Hastings, 1066)

     13. The Anglo-Saxons and The Normans
     14. Normandy, William of Normandy, and The Norman Conquest
     15. Anglo-Norman Literature
   • Informação obtida da BBC de Londres:
     The Anglo-Saxons, The Normans, and the Conquest of Britain (Hastings, 1066)
     16. The Anglo-Saxons and the Birth of England
     17. Pre-Conquest Norman and Anglo-Saxon Societies
     18. The Background to the Conquest
     19. Key Events Leading to the Conquest
     20. The Events of 1066 – Claims to the Throne
     21. Conquest – How William turned England upside down with only a handful of troops.
     22. Conquered – How the Anglo-Saxons became second class citizens in their own country.
     23. The Conquest and Its Aftermath
     24. The Death of William
     25. What did the Normans ever do for us? [i.e., the British]
     26. The Norman Yoke – Were the Normans Usurpers?
     27. Field Marshal Montgomery's Norman Past
     28. Re-Evaluating the Conquest
     29. Key Players Involved in the Struggle for Power over England
     30. The Routes of English – An overview of the development of English throughout the ages.
   • Informação obtidas de várias fontes:
     The impact of the Normans on the English language and other topics of interest
     31. 1066 and All That – by John Gillingham. The present text is from The Oxford Illustrated History of England, published by Oxford University Press, 1991; pp. 104-111 (reproduced here for educational purposes only).
     32. Legacy of the Vikings – by Elaine Treharne.
     33. The Vikings: Invaders or Colonists? – by Anna Ritchie.
     34. The Anglo-Saxons – Brown University.
     35. The Celts – Brown University.
     36. The Norse (Vikings) – Brown University.
     37. The Great Vowel Shift in English & Related Information
     38. Special Topics in the History of the English Language –
         Working papers from the English Language Program at Kingston University (UK).
         1. Language in History and the Origins of English
         2. Language Families and the Linguistic Context for Old English
         3. Anglo-Saxon England 450-1066
         4. The Medieval Transformation of the English Language
         5. The Norman Invasion and its Impact on the English Language
         6. The Shaping of Modern English

     39. The Effect of the Normans on Middle English – by Erica Beth.
     40. Impact of the Norman Conquest – by Christopher Daniell, from his book A Traveller's History of England.
     41. Assorted Items of Interest 1
     42. The English Language: Words Borrowed from Other Languages – by Kryss Katsiavriades.
     43. The Origin of Words and Names: Where Words Come From – by Kryss Katsiavriades.
     44. The Middle Ages, Britain, and the English Language – by Richard Hooker.
         1. The European Middle Ages
         2. The Peoples of the Middle Ages
         3. The Celts
         4. The Germanic Tribes
         5. The Norse (Vikings)
         6. The Normans
         7. Medieval England.

   Outros artigos:

   50. A Narrative History of England – by Peter Williams.
   51. The Celts – information on the Celts, from various sources.
   52. A History of Britain – by Martha Marglynn.

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