Hither Shore 13

Hither Shore Band 13 Tolkien's Philosophy of Language
Editor	Thomas Fornet-Ponse, Thomas Honegger, Julian T.M. Eilmann
Illustrator	Kathrin Bondzio (cover art)
Publisher	Deutsche Tolkien Gesellschaft/Scriptorium Oxoniae
Released	6-8 May 2016
Format	Softcover
Pages	190
ISBN	978-3-9818313-1-3

Hither Shore Band 13: Tolkien's Philosophy of Language is the thirteenth volume of the journal Hither Shore.

Contents

• Preface/Vorwort
• Tolkien Seminar 2016
  • "A Natural Product of our Humanity: Tolkien's Philosophy of Language" by Ross Smith (Madrid)
  • "Sprache und Weltverständnis" by Thomas Fornet-Ponse (Köln)
  • "Tolkien's Linguistic World-Building Examined" by Patrick Schmitz & David Graziano (Alsdorf/Zweibrücken)
  • "Behind the Names of Torhthelm and Tídwald: Tolkien's Onomastic Imagination in The Homecoming of Beorhtnoth Beorhthelm's Son" by Lukasz Neubauer (Koszalin)
  • "Nomen est Omen - Funktion und Bedeutung von Namen in Tolkiens Werk" by Helmut W. Pesch (Bergisch Gladbach)
  • "Mediation of Names in The Lord of the Rings" by Allan Turner (Gateshead)
  • "Ein heimlliches Laster oder der Untergrund der Sprache: Eine Untersunchung zu Tolkiens Semiotik" by Wilhelm Kuehs (Klagenfurt)
  • "Thresholds and Departures: Narrative Functions for Non-Westron Languages in Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings" by Jonathan Nauman (Vaughan Association, USA)
  • "Hermeneutical Perspectives on Tolkien's Rhetorical Craftsmanship" by Annie Birks (Angers)
  • "Angeborene, natürliche und Heimatsprache - Native Language - und was die Wissenschaft heute davon hält" by Friedhelm Schneidewind (Hemsbach)

• Additional Essays
  • "The Lord of the Rings Stage Musical as a Fairy-Story" by Tobias Escher (Bingen)
  • Zusammenfassungen der englischen Essays
  • Summaries of the German Essays

• Reviews/Rezensionen
• Our Authors/Unsere Autorinnen & Autoren
• Index