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Understanding Hawk-Latin: Animal Language and Universal Rhetoricon riddles), onomatopoeic (phonological imitations of nonhuman vocalizations), and catachrestic (implausibly anthropomorphic speech). She argues that in texts by Geoffrey Chaucer, John Lydgate, and Robert Henryson, instances of the third method constitute apt neologisms—powerful metaphoric formulations with no nonmetaphoric alternatives.

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Introduction,ssess language of their own and in some cases to participate in human language. A range of medieval textual traditions suggests that animals were commonly seen to communicate within and between species, making it increasingly difficult to define “animal” and “human” exclusively. The essays in this i