The First Uses of the French Word ‘Linguistique’ (1812-1880)

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Foreword ix
4. Conference Program xi
5. List of Participants xix
6. I. Generalia
7. Stolen Paradigms 3
8. On the Problem of ‘Influence’ in Linguistic Historiography 13
9. Linguistics and Economics 29
10. II. Classical Period
11. Pāṇini, Language Theories and the Dialectics of Grammar 43
12. Aristotelian Categorial Theory Viewed as a Theory of Componential Semantics 53
13. On Priscian's Syntactic Theory 65
14. III. Medieval Period
15. From the Beginning of Medieval Hebrew-Arabic Lexicography 77
16. When Did the Word naḥw Come to Denote Grammar? (Abstract) 85
17. Marginality in the Arab Grammatical Tradition 87
18. A Medieval Arab Theory of Language Acquisition 97
19. The Observations of Medieval Irish Scholars on Sandhi Phenomena in Irish 107
20. Supposition in Petrus Hispanus' Summulae Logicales 117
21. Dante's notion of the vulgare illustre 129
22. Vernacular Translation and Instruction in Grammar in Fifteenth-Century England 143
23. IV. Renaissance
24. La Lexicografía española desde los principios hasta el año 1599 157
25. A Re-Analysis of Juan-Luis Vives' (1492-1540) ‘Exercitatio Linguae Latinae’ 167
26. Bilingual Lexicography in the Renaissance 179
27. John Donne's Moralized Grammar 189
28. V. Seventeenth Century
29. What is Mystical Language? 201
30. Ellipsis in Seventeenth-Century English Grammars 211
31. Early New England Missionary Linguistics 223
32. Usage and Reason in Seventeenth-Century French Grammar 233
33. Style and Utopia 247
34. John Wilkins' Theory of Articulatory Phonetics 263
35. John Wilkins and the Development of a Structural Semantics 271
36. The Study of the Article in England from Wallis to Horne Tooke, 1653-1798 283
37. VI. Eighteenth Century
38. Linguistics Meets Caliban or the Uses of Savagery in 18th-Century Theoretical History of Language 301
39. Sémantique synonymique 315
40. Une ‘filière française’ 327
41. Die Grundlegung der empirischen Sprachwissenschaft als ‘Wissenschaft am Menschen’ 335
42. Language Theory, the Institution of Philology and the State 349
43. Wilhelm Heinse's Critique of Enlightenment Semiotics 365
44. Language Policy of the East India Company and the Asiatic Society of Bengal 377
45. Sir William Jones and Applied Linguistics 379
46. Sir William Jones and Phonetic Transcription 391
47. Language, Ethics and Ideology 399
48. VII. Nineteenth Century
49. Les grammaires françaises à l’usage des Néerlandophones en Belgique (de 1763 à 1925) 417
50. Duponceau and Early Nineteenth-Century Linguistics 435
51. The First Uses of the French Word ‘Linguistique’ (1812-1880) 447
52. Les trois méthodes de la comparaison chez Wilhelm von Humboldt 461
53. Schematismus 465
54. Coleridge's ‘Logic’ 479
55. Steinthal and the Development of Linguistic Science 491
56. Ethnic Stereotypes in Linguistics 501
57. Organic Language Theory in the American Renaissance 513
58. The Grammatical Philosophies of the Spanish Royal Academy (1870) 523
59. Baudouin de Courtenay 539
60. VIII. Twentieth Century
61. Problématique du substrat et histoire de la créolistique (1879-1939) 553
62. Dependency Theory since Grimm 565
63. Peirce, Saussure, Uexküll 575
64. Historical Narrative or Scientific Discipline? 585
65. Antoine Meillet et la méthode en linguistique 595
66. The Place of Charles Bally in the Lockean Tradition 607
67. La Stylistique de Charles Bally 615
68. Trubetzkoy before Trubetzkoy 627
69. Ukrainian Linguistics in Exile (1918-1984) 639
70. Historiographic Observations on a Current Issue in American Linguistics 647
71. Dual-Coding Hypotheses in Various Guises 657
72. (R)REST 665
73. General Index 677