Grammatical Treatise On The Language Of William Langland Preceded By A Sketch Of His Life And His Poem Piers The Plowman

Grammatical Treatise on the Language of William Langland delves into the linguistic intricacies of Langlandâ€(TM)s work, particularly his acclaimed poem, “Piers Plowman.†This study, preceded by a sketch of Langland's life, offers a detailed analysis of the grammatical structures and linguistic features characteristic of Langland's Middle English. It provides valuable insights into the language of the period and Langland's unique use of it.
This treatise is an essential resource for scholars and students of medieval literature, linguistics, and the history of the English language. It illuminates the complexities of “Piers Plowman†and offers a deeper understanding of the grammatical conventions of the time. Emil Bernard's work contributes significantly to our appreciation of Langland's enduring literary legacy.
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