Ausgewählte Prosa
Ausgewählte Prosa
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19, 1. 13) we may regard as a sort of linguistic compromise effected during the course of the Middle Ages, for the needs of official diplomatic and legal intercourse between north and south. Luther's adoption of the Misnian gave it still wider circulation, until it is now the exclusive medium of communication for literary and commercial purposes and for polite intercourse. But the dialects still subsist in force, and are spoken by the peasantry and other lower classes. Many among the Upper clas...ses indeed use both the Schriftsprache and the dialect of the neighborhood where they live, but only as separate modesof Speech. Goethe says that he leamed as a boy to speak the Frankfort dialect, yet not to the neglect of the Schriftsprache^ although the latter was tinged by him with dialectic peculiarities. What he means by the passage, p. 19, 1. 13-17, is this : The German Schriftsprache^ hke everything eise conventional, would be in danger of becoming ossified and paralyzed, if it did not gain accessions and borrow new life from time to time from the sturdy living dialects upon which it rests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
19, 1. 13) we may regard as a sort of linguistic compromise effected during the course of the Middle Ages, for the needs of official diplomatic and legal intercourse between north and south. Luther's adoption of the Misnian gave it still wider circulation, until it is now the exclusive medium of communication for literary and commercial purposes and for polite intercourse. But the dialects still subsist in force, and are spoken by the peasantry and other lower classes. Many among the Upper clas...ses indeed use both the Schriftsprache and the dialect of the neighborhood where they live, but only as separate modesof Speech. Goethe says that he leamed as a boy to speak the Frankfort dialect, yet not to the neglect of the Schriftsprache^ although the latter was tinged by him with dialectic peculiarities. What he means by the passage, p. 19, 1. 13-17, is this : The German Schriftsprache^ hke everything eise conventional, would be in danger of becoming ossified and paralyzed, if it did not gain accessions and borrow new life from time to time from the sturdy living dialects upon which it rests.
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