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Volume 1 General and Theoretical Linguistics
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Chapters in this book

  1. I-VIII I
  2. FOREWORD 9
  3. ARCHIBALD Α. HILL: A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH 13
  4. FOR ARCH REMARKS BY EINAR HAUGEN AT AUSTIN, TEXAS ON MAY 1, 1972 15
  5. ARCHIBALD Α. HILL: A BIBLIOGRAPHY 19
  6. FIFTY YEARS OF ENGLISH: FROM COMMA TO FULL STOP 33
  7. STRUTTURE FORMALI Ε STRUTTURE SEMANTICHE NELLA COMPARAZIONE LINGUISTICA 41
  8. PSYCHOLOGISMUS UND OBJEKTIVISMUS IN DER SPRACHWISSENSCHAFT 51
  9. WHO IS A STRUCTURALIST? 63
  10. ON INTERROGATIVE MOVEMENT IN ENGLISH 75
  11. RULES AND COUNTER-RULES IN HISTORICAL PHONOLOGY 85
  12. THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN THE STUDY OF MEDIEVAL GERMAN: TWO SUGGESTIONS 93
  13. THE ROLE OF METAPHOR IN LINGUISTICS 99
  14. NOTES ON LANGUAGE RECEPTION AND VARIATION 109
  15. TESTING AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION OF SUPRASEGMENTAL FEATURES 117
  16. THE COLLECT AS A FORM OF DISCOURSE 127
  17. THE SEGMENTED SENTENCE: BALLY'S THEORY RECONSIDERED 139
  18. SOME FUNDAMENTAL INSIGHTS OF TAGMEMICS REVISITED 145
  19. EINE TRANSFORMATIONELLE GRAMMATIK MIT REKONSTITUENTIELLER KOMPONENTE 157
  20. SYNTACTIC RECONSTRUCTION AND THE COMPARATIVE METHOD: A UTO-AZTECAN CASE STUDY 165
  21. RULE REPLICATION 175
  22. ON USING PRUNING IN ARGUING FOR EXTRINSIC ORDER 183
  23. CHANGES OF EMPHASIS IN MODERN LINGUISTICS 189
  24. ON LEARNING A NEW CONTRAST 201
  25. SEMANTIC RELATIONS BETWEEN NUCLEAR STRUCTURES 217
  26. SOME ASPECTS OF BAUDOUIN DE COURTENAY AS BOOK-REVIEWER 227
  27. A POEM ON DISCONNECTING FORM AND MEANING 233
  28. 'PHONEMIC OVERLAPPING AND REPULSION' REVISITED 235
  29. AN EXCLUDED GENERALIZATION 245
  30. LINGUISTIC SPECULATIONS OF EDWARD BREREWOOD (1566-1613) 257
  31. TO HAVE HAVE AND TO NOT HAVE HAVE 263
  32. ON DEEP AND SURFACE STRUCTURES IN ONOMASTICS 271
  33. UTTERANCE IMITATION BY HEBREW-SPEAKING CHILDREN 275
  34. 'SEMIOTICS' AND ITS CONGENERS 283
  35. LEST THE WHEEL BE TOO OFT RE-INVENTED: TOWARDS A REASSESSMENT OF THE INTELLECTUAL HISTORY OF LINGUISTICS 297
  36. EMBEDDING AND AMBIGUITY 305
  37. DEVOICING AND ELISION OF SOME VOWELS IN JAPANESE AND ENGLISH 315
  38. THE OBJECTIVIST POSITION 321
  39. ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC SYNCHRONY 331
  40. VOWEL ALTERNATIONS IN ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND GOTHIC: REMARKS ON REALISM IN PHONOLOGY 337
  41. ON NOUMENALIZATION 361
  42. IN DEFENSE OF THE FAMILY TREE (WITH SUPERIMPOSED TYPOLOGY) 373
  43. NATURAL AND UNNATURAL RULE ADDITION 383
  44. G. W. LEIBNIZ: A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ETYMOLOGIST 399
  45. DECIPHERING IN LINGUISTICS: A NINETEENTH-CENTURY EPISODE 407
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110808995.331

Chapters in this book

  1. I-VIII I
  2. FOREWORD 9
  3. ARCHIBALD Α. HILL: A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH 13
  4. FOR ARCH REMARKS BY EINAR HAUGEN AT AUSTIN, TEXAS ON MAY 1, 1972 15
  5. ARCHIBALD Α. HILL: A BIBLIOGRAPHY 19
  6. FIFTY YEARS OF ENGLISH: FROM COMMA TO FULL STOP 33
  7. STRUTTURE FORMALI Ε STRUTTURE SEMANTICHE NELLA COMPARAZIONE LINGUISTICA 41
  8. PSYCHOLOGISMUS UND OBJEKTIVISMUS IN DER SPRACHWISSENSCHAFT 51
  9. WHO IS A STRUCTURALIST? 63
  10. ON INTERROGATIVE MOVEMENT IN ENGLISH 75
  11. RULES AND COUNTER-RULES IN HISTORICAL PHONOLOGY 85
  12. THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN THE STUDY OF MEDIEVAL GERMAN: TWO SUGGESTIONS 93
  13. THE ROLE OF METAPHOR IN LINGUISTICS 99
  14. NOTES ON LANGUAGE RECEPTION AND VARIATION 109
  15. TESTING AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION OF SUPRASEGMENTAL FEATURES 117
  16. THE COLLECT AS A FORM OF DISCOURSE 127
  17. THE SEGMENTED SENTENCE: BALLY'S THEORY RECONSIDERED 139
  18. SOME FUNDAMENTAL INSIGHTS OF TAGMEMICS REVISITED 145
  19. EINE TRANSFORMATIONELLE GRAMMATIK MIT REKONSTITUENTIELLER KOMPONENTE 157
  20. SYNTACTIC RECONSTRUCTION AND THE COMPARATIVE METHOD: A UTO-AZTECAN CASE STUDY 165
  21. RULE REPLICATION 175
  22. ON USING PRUNING IN ARGUING FOR EXTRINSIC ORDER 183
  23. CHANGES OF EMPHASIS IN MODERN LINGUISTICS 189
  24. ON LEARNING A NEW CONTRAST 201
  25. SEMANTIC RELATIONS BETWEEN NUCLEAR STRUCTURES 217
  26. SOME ASPECTS OF BAUDOUIN DE COURTENAY AS BOOK-REVIEWER 227
  27. A POEM ON DISCONNECTING FORM AND MEANING 233
  28. 'PHONEMIC OVERLAPPING AND REPULSION' REVISITED 235
  29. AN EXCLUDED GENERALIZATION 245
  30. LINGUISTIC SPECULATIONS OF EDWARD BREREWOOD (1566-1613) 257
  31. TO HAVE HAVE AND TO NOT HAVE HAVE 263
  32. ON DEEP AND SURFACE STRUCTURES IN ONOMASTICS 271
  33. UTTERANCE IMITATION BY HEBREW-SPEAKING CHILDREN 275
  34. 'SEMIOTICS' AND ITS CONGENERS 283
  35. LEST THE WHEEL BE TOO OFT RE-INVENTED: TOWARDS A REASSESSMENT OF THE INTELLECTUAL HISTORY OF LINGUISTICS 297
  36. EMBEDDING AND AMBIGUITY 305
  37. DEVOICING AND ELISION OF SOME VOWELS IN JAPANESE AND ENGLISH 315
  38. THE OBJECTIVIST POSITION 321
  39. ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC SYNCHRONY 331
  40. VOWEL ALTERNATIONS IN ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND GOTHIC: REMARKS ON REALISM IN PHONOLOGY 337
  41. ON NOUMENALIZATION 361
  42. IN DEFENSE OF THE FAMILY TREE (WITH SUPERIMPOSED TYPOLOGY) 373
  43. NATURAL AND UNNATURAL RULE ADDITION 383
  44. G. W. LEIBNIZ: A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ETYMOLOGIST 399
  45. DECIPHERING IN LINGUISTICS: A NINETEENTH-CENTURY EPISODE 407
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