7. First Language Acquisition and the Ontogenetic Development of Self-Consciousness in the Work of Ivan Georgov

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Introduction: Problems of structuralist beginnings (and endings) ix
4. I. Before Saussure
5. 1. Grammar and Philosophy in the Age of Comparativism 3
6. 2. In the Shadow of the Language Garden 13
7. 3. Lafaye’s Dictionnaire des synonymes in the History of Semantics 27
8. 4. Samual Kleinschmidt as Syntactician 41
9. 5. Dufriche-Desgenettes and the Birth of the Phoneme 55
10. 6. Sound Physiology in the Making 77
11. 7. First Language Acquisition and the Ontogenetic Development of Self-Consciousness in the Work of Ivan Georgov 93
12. II. Saussure
13. 8. ‘The People’ and their Language in 19th-Century French Linguistic Though 111
14. 9. A Glance at the History of Linguistics 129
15. 10. Ferdinand de Saussure 139
16. 11. Identity, Similarity, and Continuity 151
17. 12. Notes on Saussure’s Old Irish Copybook 169
18. 13. Ferdinand de Saussure en Bulgarie 187
19. III. After Saussure
20. 14. La concepción del cambio fonético de Ramón Menéndez Pidal 201
21. 15. “Das Glockenspiel des Ablauts” 219
22. 16. Linguistic Theory in Historical Perspective 237
23. 17. Between Structure and History 247
24. 18. How The Logical Structure of Linguistic Theory Didn’t Get Published During the 1950s and 60s 261
25. 19. How the Anti-Mentalistic Skeletons in Chomsky’s Closet Make Psychological Fictions of his Grammars 267
26. 20. The Origins of Modern Japanese Psycholinguistics within the Japanese Psychological Tradition 283
27. Koerner Tabula Gratulatoria 295
28. Name Index 297
29. Subject Index 303
30. Contents of Volume Two 309