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History of Linguistics 1993 : Papers from the Sixth International Conference on the History of the Language Sciences (ICHoLS VI), Washington DC, 9-14 August 1993.
Title:
History of Linguistics 1993 : Papers from the Sixth International Conference on the History of the Language Sciences (ICHoLS VI), Washington DC, 9-14 August 1993.
Author:
Jankowsky, Kurt R.
ISBN:
9789027276377
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1 online resource (400 pages)
Series:
Studies in the History of the Language Sciences ; v.78

Studies in the History of the Language Sciences
Contents:
HISTORY OF LINGUISTICS 1993 -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Table of contents -- Acknowledgements -- EDITOR'S PREFACE -- CONFERENCE PROGRAM -- PAPERS READ -- I. GENERAL CONCERNS -- PERSISTENT ISSUES IN LINGUISTIC HISTORIOGRAPHY -- 0. Introductory Observations -- 1. Approaches to Linguistic Historiography -- 1.1 History of Linguistics and Intellectual History -- 1.2 History of Linguistics and the Philosophy, Theory and Practice of History -- 1.3 Linguistic Historiography and History and Philosophy of Science -- 1.4 Linguistic Historiography and Sociology of Science -- 1.5 Toward a Synthesis of Differing Approaches -- 2. Developing Principles for Linguistic Historiography -- 2.1 The Question of 'metalanguage' -- 2.2 The Argument of 'influence' -- 2.3 Other Considerations -- 3. Conclusion: Tasks for the Historiography of Linguistics -- REFERENCES -- ON REPLOTTING THE BEGINNINGS OF WESTERN LANGUAGE THEORY -- 1. The Traditional Plot of the Early History of Linguistics -- 2. Assumptions Underlying the Traditional Plot -- 3. An Alternative Account of the Origins of Language Theory -- 4. Conclusion -- REFERENCES -- THE EMERGENCE OF THE NOTION OF LANGUAGE IN MODERN THOUGHT -- REFERENCES -- THE GENEALOGY OF GENERAL LINGUISTICS -- REFERENCES -- DER FEHLER: EIN INTERPRETATIONSPROBLEM DER SPRACHWISSENSCHAFTSGESCHICHTSSCHREIBUNG -- 1. Die Bezeichnung 'fehlerhaft' oder 'richtig' in der Sprachwissenschaftsgeschichtsschreibung -- 2. Der wissenschaftliche Fehler als epistemologisches Problem -- 3. Mögliche analytische Ansätze -- 4. Eine Fallstudie: Jacob Grimms Deutsche Grammatik I2, S. 583-584 -- 5. Abschließende Bemerkungen -- LITERATUR -- II. ORIENTAL LINGUISTICS AND RELATED ISSUES -- ON THE HISTORY OF THE CLASSIFICATION OF SEMITIC LANGUAGES -- REFERENCES -- HISTORY OF JEWISH INTERLINGUISTICS : A PRELIMINARY OUTLINE -- REFERENCES.

ALCHEMICAL PHONOLOGY: SCIENCE, SOUND, AND MYSTICISM IN THE ARAB MIDDLE AGES -- REFERENCES -- EMERGENCE OF AN ARABIC LINGUISTIC PARADIGM -- 0. Preliminaries -- 1. Search for a Paradigm -- 2. Al-Khalīl -- 3. The Lexicon -- 3.1 Anagrammatic Procedure -- 3.2 Phonology -- 4. Sībawayh -- 4.1 Sībawayh's Procedure -- 4.2 Sîbawayh's Syntax -- 5. Morphology -- 5.1 /wazn (?awzān), qiyās (?aqyisah) 'weights and measures' -- REFERENCES -- THE BEGINNING OF POLYNESIAN LINGUISTICS: EXPLORERS AND MISSIONARIES -- REFERENCES -- III. FROM THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES TO THE END OF THE 17TH CENTURY -- ON THE GRAMMARIAN'S SELF-IMAGE IN THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Limitations of the Grammarian's Domain -- 2. Grammar as a Liberal Art -- 3. Conclusion -- REFERENCES -- A. Primary Sources -- B. Secondary Sources -- JOHN GLYKYS AND SYNTACTIC GEOMETRY -- REFERENCES -- LANGUAGE TEACHING IN JUAN-LUIS VIVES (1492-1540) -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Plan of Instruction -- 2. Instructional Materials -- 3. Closing Remarks -- REFERENCES -- LOGIC, LINGUISTICS, AND SIMON STEVIN IN THE CONTEXT OF THE 16TH AND 17TH CENTURIES -- 0. Introduction -- 1. The Port-Royal Issue -- 2. Stevin's Linguistic Ideas: The Role Language Has to Play -- 3. Shortness and Composition: Meaning and Background -- 4. The Origin of the Brevity Concept -- 5. Shortness and Language Reality: The Relationship between the Ideal Word Structure and the Language Data -- 6. Further Considerations and Conclusions -- REFERENCES -- THE LOGIC OF DALGARNO'S ARS SIGNORUM (1661) -- 1. A Philosophical Language -- 2. The Phonological Theory -- 3. The Classificatory Scheme -- 4. The Lexicon of Radical Words -- 5. The Other Half of the Story -- 6. Compounds, Synonyms, Periphrasis -- 7. Grammar and Derivation -- 8. Conclusion -- REFERENCES -- DICTIONARIES AND USAGE IN 17TH-CENTURY FRANCE: LE NAIF FRANÇOIS -- 0. Introduction.

1. Jean Nicot and his Thresor -- 2. Same Entries, Other Dictionaries -- 3. Naïveté in Other Writings on Language -- 4. Conclusions -- REFERENCES -- A. Primary Sources -- B. Secondary Sources -- RALPH LEVER'S WITCRAFT: 16TH-CENTURY RHETORIC AND 17TH-CENTURY PHILOSOPHICAL LANGUAGE -- REFERENCES -- IV. ON 19TH-CENTURY EUROPEAN LINGUISTICS -- A. MURRAY'S CONCEPTION OF GLOTTOGENESIS AND N. MARR'S JAPHETIC DOCTRINE -- REFERENCES -- FROM CONCEPT TO WORD: THE HOMOPHONIC PRINCIPLE AND STEINTHAL'S THEORY OF WRITING -- REFERENCES -- ODD MAN OUT: THE LANGUAGE THEORY OF JOHAN NICOLAI MADVIG (1804-1886) -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Some Aspects of Madvig's Theory -- 2. Madvig's Place in the History of Linguistics -- REFERENCES -- EDUARDO BENOT (1822-1907): A FORERUNNER OF MODERN THINKING IN LINGUISTICS -- 1. Benot and the Academy of the Spanish Language -- 2. His Views on Language and Speech -- 3. Benot's Organization of a Grammar -- 4. Cases -- 5. Additional Approximations to Modern Views -- 6. Further Considerations on Semantics and Pragmatics -- 7. Further Considerations on Universality -- 8. Afterthought -- REFERENCES -- V. ON THE VERGE OF MODERNITY: FROM THE 19TH TO THE 20TH CENTURY -- THE 'VOCAL GESTURE' FROM WUNDT TO MEAD: A CHAPTER IN THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY OF LANGUAGE -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Wundt's Concept of the Lautgebärde in his Völkerpsychologie -- 2. Mead's Vocal Gestures in 'Mind, Self, and Society' -- 3. Conclusions -- REFERENCES -- THE VOLKSGEIST CONCEPT IN DUTCH LINGUISTICS: ISSUES AND CONTROVERSIES, OLD AND NEW -- 0. Introduction -- 1. The Case of Afrikaans -- 2. The Dutch Spelling War (1893-1947) -- 3. Concluding Remarks -- REFERENCES -- DAS DILEMMA EINES SPRACHWISSENSCHAFTLERS IM SPANNUNGSFELD ZWISCHEN PHILOSOPHIE UND PSYCHOLOGIE: OTTMAR DITTRICH -- LITERATURANGABEN.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDO-EUROPEAN STUDIES 1870-1933 -- REFERENCES -- THE HALE-BOAS DEBATE ON THE ORIGIN AND CLASSIFICATION OF LANGUAGES -- 0. Introduction -- 1. The Debate -- 1.1 The Origin of Linguistic Stocks -- 1.2 Language Classification -- 1.3 Subversion and Succession Strategies -- 2. Conclusion -- REFERENCES -- LANGUAGE AND ACTION: GERMAN APPROACHES TO PRAGMATICS IN THE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURIES -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1 General Remarks -- 1.2 Pragmatics in German Speaking Countries -- 2. Protopragmatics (1800-1835) -- 3. A Period of Transition (1835-1870) -- 4. Pragmatics without the Name (1870-1935) -- 5. A Period of Transition (1935-1970) -- 6. Pragmatics with the Name (1970 onwards) -- REFERENCES -- A. Primary Sources: -- B. Secondary Sources -- VI. CONTEMPORARY ISSUES -- PORTRAITS OF WOMEN LINGUISTS: LOUISE POUND, EDITH CLAFLIN, ADELAIDE HAHN -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Louise Pound (1872-1958) -- 2. Edith Frances Claflin (1875-1953) -- 3. E. Adelaide Hahn (1893-1967) -- 4. Conclusion -- REFERENCES -- LANGUAGE AND LANGUAGES: A RETROSPECT -- REFERENCES -- LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY AND UNIVERSAL GRAMMAR: 40 YEARS OF DYNAMIC TENSION WITHIN GENERATIVE GRAMMAR -- 1. Introduction: Diversity and Unity -- 2. Description and Explanation -- 3. Consequences of the Second Conceptual Shift -- 4. The 'One Language and UG' Issue -- 5. The 'English-only Question' -- 6. Conclusion -- REFERENCES -- HARRISTHE REVOLUTIONARY: PHONEMIC THEORY -- REFERENCES -- QUELQUES REMARQUES SUR L'ÉMERGENCE DU GÉNÉRATIVISME -- 1. La nature du travail -- 2. L'entité du programme génératif -- 3. L'émergence du générativisme: analyse chronologique -- 4. Les sources du générativisme -- RÉFÉRENCES BIBLIOGRAPHIQUES -- INDEX NOMINUM.
Abstract:
The 32 papers of this volume were selected from 78 papers read at ICHoLS VI, were contributed by linguists from 16 countries of Europe, Asia, and the Americas. They are presented in six sections:1. General Concerns 2. Oriental Linguistics and Related Issues 3. From the Early Middle Ages to the End of the 17th Century 4. On 19th-century European Linguistics 5. On the Verge of Modernity: From the 19th to the 20th Century 6. Contemporary IssuesIndividual topics range from dealing with overriding concerns of linguistic historiography to focusing on specific fields of inquiry within a limited frame and involving a large variety of topical areas. Most of the papers are written in English. The exceptions are one French and two German contributions.
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