History of Linguistics 2008

• Acknowledgements | pp. ix–xi
• Introduction
  Gerda Haßler | pp. 1–9
• Part I. Methodological considerations, linguistics and philology
• Du Corpus représentatif des grammaires et des traditions linguistiques au Corpus de textes linguistiques fondamentaux
  Bernard Colombat | pp. 13–23
• The ‘floating’ linguistic sign
  T. Craig Christy | pp. 25–34
• ‘A term of opprobrium’: Twentieth century linguistics and English philology
  John B. Walmsley | pp. 35–47
• Methode als Grenze? Zur Spaltung von Philologie und Sprachwissenschaft im 19. Jahrhundert
  Johanna Wolf and Christine Blauth-Henke | pp. 49–66
• Part II. Antiquity
• Grammatical doxography in Antiquity: The (hi-)stories of the parts-of-speech system
  Pierre Swiggers and Alfons Wouters | pp. 69–91
• Über die Bezeichnung des Indikativs bei den römischen Grammatikern des 1. und 2. Jh.
  Vladimir I. Mazhuga | pp. 93–108
• Rewriting the history of the language sciences in classical antiquity
  Daniel J. Taylor | pp. 109–125
• Part II. Renaissance linguistics
• Elements of a philosophy of language in Claudio Tolomei’s Il Cesano de la lingua Toscana
  Stefano Gensini | pp. 129–134
• La conception de l’ordre des mots dans la Grammatica Latina de Caspar Finck et Christoph Helwig
  Claire Lecointre | pp. 135–145
• The earliest stages of Persian-German language comparison
  Toon Van Hal | pp. 147–165
• Part IV. Seventeenth and eighteenth century
• European conceptions of writing from the Renaissance to the eighteenth century
  Cordula Neis | pp. 169–186
• Lessons from literary theory: Applying the notion of transtextuality (Genette 1982) to early modern German grammars
  Nicola McLelland | pp. 187–200
• Nachahmung und Schöpfung in der Barockgrammatik: Ch. Gueintz liest W. Ratke
  Boris Djubo | pp. 201–215
• Leibniz as lexicographer?
  John Considine | pp. 217–224
• Du verbe actif au verbe transitif: Transitivité et complémentation dans les grammaires françaises, 1660–1863
  Bérengère Bouard | pp. 225–238
• Metaphors in metalinguistic texts: The case of ob­servations and remarks on the French language
  Wendy Ayres-Bennett | pp. 239–249
• Les Méthodes au XVIIe siècle: Un outil composite. Irson, Lancelot, Nicole
  Simone Delesalle and Francine Mazière | pp. 251–263
• A propos des règles dans les grammaires françaises de l’âge classique: Forme, fonction, statut (le cas de l’accord du participe passé)
  Jean-Marie Fournier | pp. 265–276
• La phrase expliquée aux sourds-muets: Remarques sur la syntaxe chiffrée de l’abbé Sicard
  Valérie Raby | pp. 277–288
• The place of spatial case forms in early Estonian, Latvian and Finnish grammars
  Annika Kilgi | pp. 289–300
• Part V. Nineteenth and twentieth centuries
• Aproximaciones a la enseñanza del análisis: Los Principios del análisis lójico de Ramón Merino (1848)
  María José García Folgado and Esteban T. Montoro del Arco | pp. 303–315
• A difficult case: A sketch of the different interpretations of the concept of ‘case’ in the early Chinese grammatical studies
  Tommaso Pellin | pp. 317–326
• Relecture jakobsonienne de la distinction saussurienne langue/parole: De la constitution d’un concept a l’acceptation d’un objet donné
  Anne-Gaëlle Toutain | pp. 327–339
• Ernst Cassirer’s and Benedetto Croce’s theories of language in comparison
  Sarah Dessì Schmid | pp. 341–358
• Tradition versus grammatical traditions: Considerations on the representation of the Russian language
  Sylvie Archaimbault | pp. 359–367
• An early sociolinguistic approach towards standardization and dialect variation: G. G. Kloeke’s theory of Hollandish expansion
  Camiel S.J.N. Hamans | pp. 369–387
• Gender and the language scholarship of the Summer Institute of Linguistics in the context of mid twentieth-century American linguistics
  Margaret Thomas | pp. 389–397
• When categories go back to parts of speech
  Béatrice Godart-Wendling and Pierre Joray | pp. 399–407
• ‘Cultural morphology’: A success story in German linguistics
  Clemens Knobloch | pp. 409–423
• Interjections: An insurmountable problem of structural linguistics? The case of early Soviet structuralism
  Ekaternia Velmezova | pp. 425–434
• L’espace linguistique en voie de (dé)multiplication
  Carita Klippi | pp. 435–448
• Z. S. Harris and the semantic turn of mathematical information theory
  Jacqueline Léon | pp. 449–458
• Name index | pp. 459–464
• Subject index | pp. 465–468

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