Mel Evans is a lecturer in English Language and Linguistics at the University of Leicester. Previous publications include The Language of Elizabeth I: A Sociolinguistic Perspective on Royal Style and Identity (2013)
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Introduction Part I. Authentic Royal Voices: 1. Materiality and power in Tudor royal correspondence 2. Royal epistolary language: trends and trajectories 3. Pragmatic perspectives on royal letters 4. Tudor royal proclamations: materiality, orality and performance Part II. Appropriated Royal Voices: 5. Non-royal views of royal voices: afterlives and metalanguage 6. Impostor, protector and queen: the textual power of royal pretenders 7. Writing royal voices: royal discourse reports in sixteenth-century correspondence 8. Royal voices, narrative and ideology in sixteenth-century chronicles Conclusion.
Introduction Part I. Authentic Royal Voices: 1. Materiality and power in Tudor royal correspondence 2. Royal epistolary language: trends and trajectories 3. Pragmatic perspectives on royal letters 4. Tudor royal proclamations: materiality, orality and performance Part II. Appropriated Royal Voices: 5. Non-royal views of royal voices: afterlives and metalanguage 6. Impostor, protector and queen: the textual power of royal pretenders 7. Writing royal voices: royal discourse reports in sixteenth-century correspondence 8. Royal voices, narrative and ideology in sixteenth-century chronicles Conclusion.
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