Thing. The effects of the circulation of ideas in the semantics of a term in the early Germanic languages

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Autor(a) principal: Barreiro, Santiago Francisco
Data de Publicação: 2020
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: spa
Título da fonte: Antíteses
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Resumo: The aim of this article is to assess, by contrast with the evolution traceable in the Latin languages, the semantics of the Germanic words for things, in particular the lexical root that lead to this word and similar terms in the other languages of the same family. We survey the evidence from the earliest Germanic through the medieval languages. Our hypothesis is that the progressive effect of Latinisation affected the meaning and made it closer to those derived from Latin res and causa. This is already partially visible in early Frankish and Langobardic sources, but becomes clear from Carolingian times onwards. The main exception, found in Old Norse and particularly prominent in Icelandic (which preserves the original sense of “assembly”) reinforces this view, as it represents a society relatively outside the institutional and cultural core derived from a Roman framework.
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spelling Thing. The effects of the circulation of ideas in the semantics of a term in the early Germanic languagesThing. Efectos de la circulación de ideas en la semántica de un término de las lenguas germánicas tempranasResThingsSemanticsLatinitasGermanic languagesSemântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicosCosaAsambleaSemánticaLatinidadLenguas GermánicasSemântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicosCosaAsambleaSemánticaLatinidadLenguas GermánicasSemântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicosThe aim of this article is to assess, by contrast with the evolution traceable in the Latin languages, the semantics of the Germanic words for things, in particular the lexical root that lead to this word and similar terms in the other languages of the same family. We survey the evidence from the earliest Germanic through the medieval languages. Our hypothesis is that the progressive effect of Latinisation affected the meaning and made it closer to those derived from Latin res and causa. This is already partially visible in early Frankish and Langobardic sources, but becomes clear from Carolingian times onwards. The main exception, found in Old Norse and particularly prominent in Icelandic (which preserves the original sense of “assembly”) reinforces this view, as it represents a society relatively outside the institutional and cultural core derived from a Roman framework.El objetivo de este artículo es considerar, en contraste com la evolución en las lenguas de raíz latinas, la semántica del vocabulário germânico sobre las cosas. En particular, lidiamos com la raíz léxica que deriva em la palavra inglesa thing y las formas associadas em otras lenguas de esta rama. Intentamos aqui trazar las evidencias partiendo del protogermánico a través de las diferences lenguas medievales. Nuestra hipótesis es que el impacto progressivo de la latinización, parcialmente visible ya en los casos lombardo y franco, pero más flerte a partir de la época carolíngia y poscarolingia, transformo la semántica del término y lo aproximó en la mayor parte de los casos a los sentidos latinos derivados de res y causa. La excepción, prominente em antiguo nórdico y especialmente visible em islandés, que mantienen la semántica original (com el sentido de “asamblea”) resulta consistente com tal abordaje, pues representa uma lengua y sociedade relativamente aislada del núcleo institucional y cultural de matriz romana.Universidade Estadual de Londrina2020-08-21info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionSemántica HistóricaSemántica HistóricaSemántica Históricaapplication/pdfhttps://ojs.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/antiteses/article/view/3736310.5433/1984-3356.2020v13n25p339Antíteses; Vol. 13 No. 25 (2020): v13-n25; 339-361Antíteses; v. 13 n. 25 (2020): v13-n25; 339-3611984-3356reponame:Antítesesinstname:Universidade Estadual de Londrina (UEL)instacron:UELspahttps://ojs.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/antiteses/article/view/37363/27887Copyright (c) 2020 Antítesesinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessBarreiro, Santiago Francisco2020-10-21T11:51:31Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/37363Revistahttps://www.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/antitesesPUBhttps://www.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/antiteses/oaiantiteses@uel.br||1984-33561984-3356opendoar:2020-10-21T11:51:31Antíteses - Universidade Estadual de Londrina (UEL)false
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Thing. The effects of the circulation of ideas in the semantics of a term in the early Germanic languages
Thing. Efectos de la circulación de ideas en la semántica de un término de las lenguas germánicas tempranas
title Thing. The effects of the circulation of ideas in the semantics of a term in the early Germanic languages
spellingShingle Thing. The effects of the circulation of ideas in the semantics of a term in the early Germanic languages
Barreiro, Santiago Francisco
Res
Things
Semantics
Latinitas
Germanic languages
Semântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicos
Cosa
Asamblea
Semántica
Latinidad
Lenguas Germánicas
Semântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicos
Cosa
Asamblea
Semántica
Latinidad
Lenguas Germánicas
Semântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicos
title_short Thing. The effects of the circulation of ideas in the semantics of a term in the early Germanic languages
title_full Thing. The effects of the circulation of ideas in the semantics of a term in the early Germanic languages
title_fullStr Thing. The effects of the circulation of ideas in the semantics of a term in the early Germanic languages
title_full_unstemmed Thing. The effects of the circulation of ideas in the semantics of a term in the early Germanic languages
title_sort Thing. The effects of the circulation of ideas in the semantics of a term in the early Germanic languages
author Barreiro, Santiago Francisco
author_facet Barreiro, Santiago Francisco
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Barreiro, Santiago Francisco
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Res
Things
Semantics
Latinitas
Germanic languages
Semântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicos
Cosa
Asamblea
Semántica
Latinidad
Lenguas Germánicas
Semântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicos
Cosa
Asamblea
Semántica
Latinidad
Lenguas Germánicas
Semântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicos
topic Res
Things
Semantics
Latinitas
Germanic languages
Semântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicos
Cosa
Asamblea
Semántica
Latinidad
Lenguas Germánicas
Semântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicos
Cosa
Asamblea
Semántica
Latinidad
Lenguas Germánicas
Semântica histórica - História do Direito -Estudos medievais germânicos
description The aim of this article is to assess, by contrast with the evolution traceable in the Latin languages, the semantics of the Germanic words for things, in particular the lexical root that lead to this word and similar terms in the other languages of the same family. We survey the evidence from the earliest Germanic through the medieval languages. Our hypothesis is that the progressive effect of Latinisation affected the meaning and made it closer to those derived from Latin res and causa. This is already partially visible in early Frankish and Langobardic sources, but becomes clear from Carolingian times onwards. The main exception, found in Old Norse and particularly prominent in Icelandic (which preserves the original sense of “assembly”) reinforces this view, as it represents a society relatively outside the institutional and cultural core derived from a Roman framework.
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