Course for international guest/part time students
- Faculty
- Faculty of Humanities
- Organization
- BTK Department of Scandinavian Languages and Literatures
- Code
- BMI-SKAD-224
- Title
- The history of Scandinavian languages - seminar
- Usual semester
- Spring
- ECTS
- 3
- Language
- hu
- Description
- BMI-SKAD-224****The history of Scandinavian languages *******
- Learning outcomes
- The course aims ito present and analyze the language changes after the Reformation
- Course content
- The presentation provides detailed knowledge of the following topics: the post-Reformation language situation in some Scandinavian countries, the outlook for the Icelandic and Faroese language aspects, the special language situation in Norway after 1814, suggestions for solutions and experiments. reformists and the struggle of radicals, arguments and oppositions, bokmål and nykebk language forms, presenting and evaluating linguistic reforms to date, language and language policy in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Iceland today, globalization language development Challenges in our time, the relationship between Scandinavian language history and the literature. The presentation-related seminars include the presentation, reading and processing of Scandinavian linguistic texts (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish) related to each modern period with an insight into the most important Icelandic texts.
- Assessment method
- seminar
- Bibliography
- Ács P.- Baksy P. A központi skandináv nyelvek történetének vázlata a reformációtól a 20. századig Budapester Beiträge zur Germanistik 61. Budapest 2013 Bergman, G.: Kortfattad svensk språkhistoria. Stockholm 1968, p. 134-239. Haugen, E.: Die skandinavische Sprachen. Hamburg 1984, p. 437-617. Jahr, E. H.: Innhogg i nyare norsk språkhistorie. Oslo 1992. Jahr, E. H.: Utsyn over norsk språkhistorie etter 1814. Oslo 1994. Petterson, G.: Svenska språket, Stockholm 2005, p. 125-283. Torp, A.– Dahl, H. B.– Lundeby, I.: Språklinjer. Oslo 1993, p. 86-206. Wessén, E.: De nordiska språken. Stockholm 1992.