Of the Use of the Negative by Chaucer, with particular reference to the particle ne
Of the Use of the Negative by Chaucer, with particular reference to the particle ne
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乔叟对否定词的使用,特别是助词 ne
DOI:
10.2307/456338
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发表时间:
1978
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C. Kent
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作者:
C. Kent
It is well known that two kinds of ne are present in C h a u c e r , which are written alike in the manuscripts. These two particles, however, must not be confounded. One of them is ne (neque) and the other is ne (non). Compare Old French ne and ni (=ni). A— The ne (neque) which we mark with the sign of a long vowel whenever we wish to make the distinction between it and ne is derived from Old English ni (Gothic ni; Old High German ni, ne). In O. E. this form is very frequent.