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Detta är det första av två häften kommentar till Törneros Brev och dagboksanteckningar, som utgavs åren 1950–1962 av Nils Afzelius, med sina poetiska naturskildringar, levande personkaraktäristiker och träffande formuleringar.

Svenska Vitterhetssamfundet återupptog den avstannade Dalinutgivningen 2008 under 250-årsjubileet av Dalins död 1763. Detta är del VII i Dalins Samlade skrifter, bestående av brev och skrivelser m.m. Kommentarer finns i del VIII.

Svenska Vitterhetssamfundet återupptog den avstannade Dalinutgivningen 2008 under 250-årsjubileet av Dalins död 1763. Detta är del VIII i Dalins Samlade skrifter, bestående av kommentar till brev och skrivelser m.m. Breven finns i del VII.

Detta är det andra av två häften kommentar till Törneros Brev och dagboksanteckningar, som utgavs åren 1950–1962 av Nils Afzelius, med sina poetiska naturskildringar, levande personkaraktäristiker och träffande formuleringar.

Adolph Törneros (1794–1839) Brev och dagboksanteckningar är prosaklassiker i den svenska litteraturen, med sina poetiska naturskildringar, levande personkaraktäristiker och träffande formuleringar.

Adolph Törneros (1794–1839) Brev och dagboksanteckningar är prosaklassiker i den svenska litteraturen, med sina poetiska naturskildringar, levande personkaraktäristiker och träffande formuleringar.

Adolph Törneros (1794–1839) Brev och dagboksanteckningar är prosaklassiker i den svenska litteraturen, med sina poetiska naturskildringar, levande personkaraktäristiker och träffande formuleringar.

Adolph Törneros (1794–1839) Brev och dagboksanteckningar är prosaklassiker i den svenska litteraturen, med sina poetiska naturskildringar, levande personkaraktäristiker och träffande formuleringar.

The object of this dissertation is the range, distribution, and usage of words imported from Middle Low German in medieval charters originating from the Swedish province of Närke. The charters are all written in Old Swedish between the years 1350 and 1520. The study reveals that some examples of certain imported words display traits of being foreign words (Germ. Fremdwörter), although they in many cases have existed in Old Swedish for quite some time in more orthographically and morphologically integrated forms. The forms in question are most frequent in charters issued in the early 16th century, primarily in the office of Örebro castle. The occurrence of imported words containing the three prefixes be-, for(e)- and vidher- can be located mainly to three areas in Närke: the town of Örebro, the convent of Riseberga, and the south-east of the province. Some manifestations of the prefix be- can be traced back to Middle Low German written forms. The amount and diversity of the imported words used in the different formulas which charters are composed of are discussed. The formulas which constitute the main body of the texts and the core of their content are found to display the largest quantity and variety of imported words. The frequency of the imported words is also studied from social, regional and chronological perspectives respectively. The charters issued by the burghers of Örebro and the miners of Noraskogen are found to be richest in imported words, followed by texts issued by members of the nobility. Regarding the regional comparison, the charters originating from the northern parts of Närke, where the town of Örebro and the Noraskogen mining district are located, and from the south-east of the province contain the largest amount of imported words. The chronological comparison shows that both the number and the frequency of the imported words increase over time. Språk i boken: svenska

This work describes the writing practices of the Vadstena Abbey as they appear in the oldest extant charters of the Abbey. The Abbey is known for the extensive production of manuscripts there, but little is known of the oldest manuscripts as only a limited number have survived. However, charters are a type of text that have been preserved and stored in large number in the Abbey archive. These include 47 charters from the period 1368-1375 in Old Swedish, where the content documents the property belonging to the Abbey. These charters have been systematically examined at various linguistic levels to provide an overview of the oldest use of language in methods of abbreviation vary across various charters but some patterns may be discerned. In line with prior research, it is assumed that these charters were written by the recipients, with some exceptions. It was in the interest of the prospective Abbey to document it’s property. One significant finding is that most of the actors concerned with the charters, those responsible for drawing up the charters, witnesses of seals and the recipients, were part of the network surrounding the founder of the Abbey, Birgitta Birgersdotter. They were from aristocratic families, members of the Privy Council, and many of them were related to Birgitta or had some other close association with her. A paleographic analysis has indicated that the charters have been the work of many writers, suggesting that there were many literate people among the community at the Abbey: the novices, the abbess and the founders. The system of formula for the charters has been based on a fairly consistent pattern with a concentration of fixed phrases, which suggests there was a wish to attain internal consistency. The system of formula employed in the writing of the charters also suggests close collaboration between writers. There are also several charters which have been drawn up in connection with religious festivals. The orthography of the charters has also been examined and this indicates a certain level of orthographic stability with regard to words that occur frequently. The words have been abbreviated more than twice. The most common principle of hyphenation has been to separate syllables of a single word and a hyphen inserted and to carry a consonant cluster to the next line, a principle which facilitates reading comprehension. The punctuation system is well developed and punctuation is predominantly rhythmic, but the units that are punctuated conform closely to syntactic units. Pertinence formulations, proper name phrases and place names are particularly marked. The charters contain few corrections which suggests that no institutional proof-reading was carried out. Most commonly, the writers themselves have corrected their own errors and those corrections that have been made are mainly concerned with content. But a number of corrections related to orthographic form indicate a general orthographic standard existed. The purpose of this research on the oldest charters in Old Swedish at the Abbey has been to outline the oldest writing practices as they appear in the charters. The roots of the written language that eventually developed in the Abbey may be discerned in the oldest writing practices. During the initial stage of a new writing environment various individual features of writing gradually merged into a more uniform form. Keywords: Charters, literacy, Vadstena Abbey, Old Swedish, witnesses of seals, palaeography, system for formula, syllabification, punctuation, orthography, abbreviation, correction. Språk i boken: svenska

Denna rapport behandlar förändringar och förskjutningar i regeringens styrning av Svenska institutet under perioden 1998–2018. Rapporten behandlar tre frågekomplex. Det första handlar om styrningens form, där utvecklingen sätts i relation till allmänna förändringar i svensk myndighetsstyrning under perioden. Det andra handlar om innehållet i myndighetsinstruktioner och regleringsbrev utifrån antagandet att detta är en indikator för hur offentlig diplomati förståtts och omsatts av svenska regeringar under perioden. Utifrån dessa två komplex diskuteras sedan balansen mellan regeringspolitik och Svenska institutets bredare representations- och främjandeuppdrag, det vill säga graden och karaktären hos regeringens styrning av institutet över tid. Andreas Åkerlund är docent i historia och verksam vid Södertörns högskola.

This volume in Samlingar utgivna av Svenska fornskriftsällskapet is a catalogue of 325 watermarks in Swedish medieval law manuscripts and in the collection of medieval paper documents (up to 1500) in Uppsala university library. The catalogue contains images of the watermarks and references to the most important previous catalogues and collections, in particular by Charles M. Briquet and Gerhard Piccard, as well as a description of the distribution of watermarks in the mediaeval law manuscripts. Introductions are given in Swedish and German. Keywords: Watermarks, paper, mediaeval, manuscript, Swedish law. Språk i boken: svenska