Michael Silverstein University of Chicago It should be clear to anyone who surveys the historical record that the “discovery” of the phoneme – that is, the codification of phonological theory and method – was key in linguists’ consciousness of a…
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From Inductivism to Structuralism: the ‘method of residues’ goes to the field
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History and Philosophy of the Language Sciences 