Perry Wong University of Chicago While currently nearly unknown, Manuel J. Andrade (1885-1941)[1] is one of the central figures in the history of linguistics in the United States. He was a student of Boas at Columbia and an early methodological…
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“Except in the case of Andrade”: Manuel J. Andrade’s Quileute (1933) on the questions of “drift” and “function”
Tagged with: American languages, American structuralism, Bloomfield, Edward Sapir, Leonard Bloomfield, Sapir
Posted in 20th century, America, Article, Field linguistics, History, Linguistics, Pragmatics, Structuralism
Posted in 20th century, America, Article, Field linguistics, History, Linguistics, Pragmatics, Structuralism
La historiografĂa mexicana en el contexto de los estudios lingĂĽĂsticos actuales
Ana Balderas GarcĂa Universidad Nacional AutĂłnoma de MĂ©xico El quehacer lingĂĽĂstico en MĂ©xico se remonta al encuentro entre culturas que se dio en el siglo XVI. La imperiosa necesidad de convertir a los nativos al cristianismo, llevando el desconocimiento de…
Tagged with: American languages, field linguistics, HistoriografĂa, history of field linguistics, Mexico
Posted in 20th century, Article, Field linguistics, History, Linguistics
Posted in 20th century, Article, Field linguistics, History, Linguistics
Emile Benveniste et les langues amérindiennes.
ChloĂ© Laplantine Laboratoire d’Histoire des ThĂ©ories Linguistiques CNRS-UniversitĂ© Paris Diderot Les langues amĂ©rindiennes ont une place critique dans la linguistique d’Emile Benveniste (1902-1976). A deux reprises dans les Problèmes de linguistique gĂ©nĂ©rale, il explique l’importance pour l’histoire de la linguistique…
