History of linguistics on Abralin ao vivo

Posted on 14 January 2021 by The Editor — Leave a comment

In the excellent Abralin ao vivo series of online lectures, there have recently been a number of contributions that deal with the history of linguistics. Here is a selection for your edification and entertainment.

James McElvenny
Typology and the history of linguistics

Gonçalo Fernandes, Rogelio Ponce de Leon Roméo, Alessandro Jocelito Beccari
Historiografia Linguística

John Goldsmith
Where did generative grammar come from, anyway?

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