Le passage aux langues vernaculaires dans les actes de la pratique en Occident
T. BRUNNER, The transition to vernacular language in “les actes de la pratique” in the West Based on studies of linguistic historians and diplomats, this article intends to draw up an initial statement of the history of the transition to the written word in vernacular languages, or “vernacularizatio...
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cairn-RMA_151_0029RMALe Moyen Âge https://shs.cairn.info/revue-le-moyen-age-2009-1-page-29?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rma.151.0029 Le passage aux langues vernaculaires dans les actes de la pratique en Occident Brunner, Thomas2009 charterspragmatic literacythe Westtransition to the written wordsvernacular languagesfre Le Moyen Âge | CXV | 1 | 2009-06-05 | p. 29-72 | 0027-2841 RMA_15137 T. BRUNNER, The transition to vernacular language in “les actes de la pratique” in the West Based on studies of linguistic historians and diplomats, this article intends to draw up an initial statement of the history of the transition to the written word in vernacular languages, or “vernacularization”, in the West’s medieval charters of written Latin culture. A chronological presentation of the vernacularization of the actes in twentytwo linguistic areas brings out the differences – varying according to region and society - in this transition: the British vernacularizations in the High Middle Ages have had no descendants, the Mediterranean Romanophone areas of the Central Middle Ages experienced the intermediary stage of “latin farci” (“fattened” or “stuffed” Latin), whereas further North, Latin was generally completely replaced in charters from the 13th Century. In places, more complex phenomena occurred, with the use of a vernacular language that was different from the spoken language (or “exogenous vernacularization”). This European panorama raises questions about the reasons for this increased use of vernaculars in pragmatic literacy and calls for greater research in this direction. Cairn free access |
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T. BRUNNER, The transition to vernacular language in “les actes de la pratique” in the West Based on studies of linguistic historians and diplomats, this article intends to draw up an initial statement of the history of the transition to the written word in vernacular languages, or “vernacularization”, in the West’s medieval charters of written Latin culture. A chronological presentation of the vernacularization of the actes in twentytwo linguistic areas brings out the differences – varying according to region and society - in this transition: the British vernacularizations in the High Middle Ages have had no descendants, the Mediterranean Romanophone areas of the Central Middle Ages experienced the intermediary stage of “latin farci” (“fattened” or “stuffed” Latin), whereas further North, Latin was generally completely replaced in charters from the 13th Century. In places, more complex phenomena occurred, with the use of a vernacular language that was different from the spoken language (or “exogenous vernacularization”). This European panorama raises questions about the reasons for this increased use of vernaculars in pragmatic literacy and calls for greater research in this direction. |
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