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14 décembre 2021
- doi: 10.4000/books.efr.28170
- isbn: 9782728314935
- eisbn: 9782728314942
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medievalism historiography medieval civilisation Médiévisme Civilisation médiévale Historiographie History HIS037010 HBLCSujets proches
Norwegian language--Landsmaal Norwegian language--Landsmål Nynorsk Landsmål New Norwegian language Norwegian language (Landsmaal) Norwegian language--Nynorsk Neo-Norwegian language Landsmaal Norwegian Nynorsk language Norwegian language (Landsmål) Bokmål Norwegian language (Bokmål) Norwegian language--Bokmål Dano-Norwegian language Riksmål Norwegian language--Riksmål Norwegian language (Riksmål) Civilisation BarbarismCiter ce document
Peder Gammeltolft, « 2) Going medieval to go modern », Publications de l’École française de Rome, ID : 10.4000/books.efr.28170
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Norway suffered a four-hundred-year-long rule by Denmark and subsequently Swedish rule for almost a century. When Norway became a fully independent nation in 1905, it reinvented itself as a national entity by establishing a joint and common Norwegian language. Norway chose, however, to accept two standard modes of written Norwegian: Bokmål and Nynorsk. Both variants are equal in status—the Nynorsk variant, however, being closer in expression to spoken variants. When it comes to the more ident...