- Gr**** and
Latin classics. In the 1990s,
there was a
collective effort by
Anglicists to
standardize the
academic discipline to
follow similar methods of analysis...
-
englischen Lautgeschichte (1896); and Otto Jes****n (a
Danish linguist and
Anglicist) who
first produced a
diagram for it and who in Part I (1909) of A Modern...
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point singulier", in: Acta
Mathematica 31, 1908. "A
philologist and an
Anglicist - 375 Humanists". 375humanistia.helsinki.fi. "Societas
Scientiarum Fennica"...
- Portugal: An
Overview from an
Anglicist Perspective". In Haas,
Renate (ed.).
Rewriting Academia: The
Development of the
Anglicist Women's and
Gender Studies...
- soon
opposed by
advocates of an
approach that has been
termed Anglicist. The
Anglicists supported instruction in the
English language in
order to impart...
-
Richard Marienstras (18
January 1928 – 22
February 2011) was a
French anglicist and France's
foremost expert on Shakespeare.
Marienstras was born in Warsaw...
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Theodor Arnold (1683–1771) was a
German Anglicist from Leipzig, at the time a part of the
Electorate of Saxony. He was a
professor at the
University of...
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positive relations with the Indians—until the 1820s, when the
influence of "
anglicists" such as
Thomas Babington Macaulay and John
Stuart Mill led to the promotion...
- philosopher),
Conrad Borchling (Hamburg Germanist),
Bruno Borowski (Leipzig
Anglicist),
Wilhelm Böttger (Leipzig chemist), Kurt
Brand (Marburg pharmacist),...
- Oyônô Mbia (2
March 1939 – 10
April 2021) was a
Cameroonian writer. An
Anglicist, he also
taught at the
University of Yaoundé. Mbia was born in 1939 in...
