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Hemming, Jessica, “Pale horses and green dawns: elusive colour terms in early Welsh heroic poetry”, North American Journal of Celtic Studies 1:2 (November, 2017): 189–223.

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Article
“Pale horses and green dawns: elusive colour terms in early Welsh heroic poetry”
Periodical
North American Journal of Celtic Studies 1:2 (2017)
Eska, Joseph F. (ed.), North American Journal of Celtic Studies 1:1–2 (May-November, 2017), Ohio State University Press.
Volume
1
Pages
189–223
Description
Abstract (cited)
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.
Subjects and topics
Headings
early and medieval Welsh poetry
Language
Lexical itemSingle words, morphemes or phrases.
Welsh blawrWelsh canWelsh glasWelsh gwelwWelsh gwyrdd
Keywords
colour terminology
Contributors
Dennis Groenewegen
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January 2018, last updated: April 2018