1996
DOI: 10.1075/cll.13.06hin
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The Negerhollands Wordsenderin Eighteenth-Century Manuscripts

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“…Not only orthographical differences appear, but also, lexical, morphological, and syntactical differences. Hinskens & Van Rossem (1995) have focused on the use of the word sender '3PL' in these comparable texts, as did Van der Voort & Muysken (1995) for reflexives. Other comparative studies will be embedded in the research of Robbert van Sluijs (TMAmarkers) and myself (philological approach of historical eighteenth century material).…”
Section: Corpus Based Research: Comparison Of Textsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Not only orthographical differences appear, but also, lexical, morphological, and syntactical differences. Hinskens & Van Rossem (1995) have focused on the use of the word sender '3PL' in these comparable texts, as did Van der Voort & Muysken (1995) for reflexives. Other comparative studies will be embedded in the research of Robbert van Sluijs (TMAmarkers) and myself (philological approach of historical eighteenth century material).…”
Section: Corpus Based Research: Comparison Of Textsmentioning
confidence: 98%