Medieval English

At the beginning of the Middle Ages, Old English was a language that had a typically Germanic grammar and vocabulary. During the Middle Ages, the most important thing that happened to the English language was a set of changes, mostly to the vocabulary, resulting from the Norman Conquest, and causing the incorporation of words from French. The English Language subsequently became recognizable as such to modern readers with the Middle English of Geoffrey Chaucer.

LIST OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................
PART 1. TRILINGUAL MEDIEVAL BRITISH CULTURE.............................
1.1 Middle Ages: Historical Background...................................................................
1.2 The British Culture during Middle Ages . Medieval Literature..........................
PART 2.ENGLISH LANGUAGE OF MIDDLE AGES: FORM GENERATED FROM INTERPLAY OF ENGLISH, FRENCH AND LATIN...........................
2.1 Middle English Dialects.......................................................................................
2.2 English, French and Latin Interplay in forming the Medieval Language............
CONCLUSIONS.......................................................................................................
BIBLIOGRAPHY.......................................................................