TTC - History of the English Language 2nd Edition

1. 05. Historical Linguistics and Studying Culture.avi196.17MB
2. 07. The Old English Worldview.avi196.04MB
3. 25. The Beginnings of American English.avi196.02MB
4. 20. The Bible in English.avi195.95MB
5. 22. New Standards in English.avi195.95MB
6. 28. The Language of the American Self.avi195.93MB
7. 15. The Expanding English Vocabulary.avi195.92MB
8. 35. Linguistics and Politics in Language Study.avi195.92MB
9. 18. Shakespeare—Drama, Grammar, Pronunciation.avi195.91MB
10. 26. American Language from Webster to Mencken.avi195.91MB
11. 17. Renaissance Attitudes toward Teaching English.avi195.9MB
12. 36. Conclusions and Provocations.avi195.9MB
13. 03. Indo-European and the Prehistory of English.avi195.87MB
14. 08. Did the Normans Really Conquer English.avi195.87MB
15. 27. American Rhetoric from Jefferson to Lincoln.avi195.85MB
16. 29. American Regionalism.avi195.85MB
17. 21. Samuel Johnson and His Dictionary.avi195.84MB
18. 33. The Language of Science.avi195.84MB
19. 32. An Anglophone World.avi195.84MB
20. 34. The Science of Language.avi195.84MB
21. 09. What Did the Normans Do to English.avi195.83MB
22. 19. Shakespeare—Poetry, Sound, Sense.avi195.83MB
23. 24. Values, Words, and Modernity.avi195.82MB
24. 23. Dictionaries and Word Histories.avi195.82MB
25. 30. American Dialects in Literature.avi195.8MB
26. 04. Reconstructing Meaning and Sound.avi195.8MB
27. 16. Early Modern English Syntax and Grammar.avi195.8MB
28. 06. The Beginnings of English.avi195.78MB
29. 10. Chaucer's English.avi195.78MB
30. 02. The Historical Study of Language.avi195.77MB
31. 12. Medieval Attitudes toward Language.avi195.77MB
32. 31. The Impact of African-American English.avi195.76MB
33. 11. Dialect Representations in Middle English.avi195.75MB
34. 01. Introduction to the Study of Language.avi195.74MB
35. 13. The Return of English as a Standard.avi195.71MB
36. 14. The Great Vowel Shift and Modern English.avi195.69MB
37. 00. Professor Bio.avi4.21MB