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Début Journal: Volume 2, Number 1, Spring 2011

Début: The Undergraduate Journal of Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies is an online peer-reviewed journal for students. To submit a paper, see the instructions for authors.

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ISSN: 2044-7256
Download: Debut, Vol 2, Number 1 (pdf, 777 Kb)
Published Spring 2011

Contents

Editorial

  • The future of Début: have your say
    John Canning

Articles

  • An exploration of two manuscripts written between AD 900 and AD 1299 as exemplars of Old and Middle English
    Coleen Borrer
  • Edited, paraphrased and still unique? Authorship analysis and uniqueness of encoding in undergraduate student essays
    Vlad Mackevic
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