Re: My masterpiece, part 1 (long)

En réponse à Jesse Bangs <jaspax@...>:

>
> I was rather surprised when I first found this out, actually.  With
> all
> of the hubbub made over Tolkein's languages, the documentation and
> textual sources for them are rather thin.  A good many of the members
> of
> the list have doubtlessly surpassed him in recorded grammatical
> information and size of the corpus.
>
Well, in fact it's rather the amount of published material from Tolkien which
is rather thin (well, about linguistic material only, because we can hardly say
that the twelve tomes of _History of Middle-Earth_ are thin :)) ). But it's
well-known that the amount of notes that he left is enormous, and it's quite
probable (according to Christopher Tolkien at least, and with such a name you
can only trust him :)) ) that most of the conlinguistic material is still to be
published.

Christophe.

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