At hiphilangsci.net, we’re now embarking on a brief break for the northern hemisphere summer. We’ll be back at the beginning of September with new posts and podcast episodes. In the meantime, be sure to catch up on all the great contributions we’ve had so far this year:
Has the LSA Been a Generativist-Dominated Organisation?
Fritz Newmeyer (UBC, Simon Fraser, U Washington)
Der Siegener Diskursmonitor – ein Onlineportal zur strategischen Kommunikation
Clemens Knobloch (Siegen)
Being critical: Elements of Critical Theory in the work of critical discourse analysts
Diego Romeo (Edinburgh)
What is Syriac and what is Aramaic according to Syriac grammarians (8th-16th cent.)
Margherita Farina (HTL, Paris)
Galant grammarians: Donneau de Visé’s Mercure galant
Doyle Calhoun (Yale)
Johann Christoph Adelung, a forerunner of modern bilingual lexicography
Jacques François (Caen-Normandy)
Lénine, Saussure et la théorie des hiéroglyphes
Patrick Sériot (Lausanne)
Racialization, language science, and nineteenth century anthropometrics
Margaret Thomas (Boston College)
And be sure to have a listen to our History and Philosophy of the Language Sciences Podcast
History and Philosophy of the Language Sciences 
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