苍白的马和绿色的黎明。早期威尔士英雄诗歌中难以捉摸的色彩术语

North American journal of Celtic studies Pub Date : 2021-01-26 DOI:10.26818/NORTAMERCELTSTUD.1.2.0189

Jessica Hemming

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摘要:本文分析了早期威尔士诗歌中颜色词blawr、can、glass、gwelw和gwyrdd的多义性。它使用了最近关于颜色术语的历史语义的理论工作，并结合了跨文化人类学颜色研究，以论证一种多感官方法来理解中威尔士颜色系统。

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Pale horses and green dawns. Elusive colour terms in early Welsh heroic poetry

Abstract:This paper analyses the polysemy of the colour terms blawr, can, glas, gwelw, and gwyrdd in early Welsh poetry. It uses recent theoretical work on the historical semantics of colour terms in conjunction with cross-cultural anthropological colour studies to argue for a multisensory approach to understanding the Middle Welsh colour system.

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