History of Linguistics 1993

• Acknowledgments | pp. ix–x
• Editor's Preface | pp. xi–xii
• Conference Program | pp. xiii–xv
• Papers Read | pp. xvi–xix
• I. General Concerns
• Persistent Issues in Linguistic Historiography
  E.F.K. Koerner | p. 3
• On Replotting the Beginnings of Western Language Theory
  John E. Joseph | p. 27
• The Emergence of the Notion of Language in Modern Thought
  Danilo Marcondes de Souza Filho | p. 37
• The Genealogy of General Linguistics
  W. Keith Percival | p. 47
• Der Fehler: Ein Interpretationsproblem der Sprachwissenschafts-geschichtsschreibung
  Sergej A. Romaško | p. 55
• II. Oriental Linguistics and Related Issues
• On the History of the Classification of Semitic Languages
  Yaakov Gruntfest | p. 67
• History of Jewish Interlinguistics: A Preliminary Outline
  Andrew Sunshine | p. 75
• Alchemical Phonology: Science, Sound, and Mysticism in the Arab Middle Ages
  Karin Ryding | p. 83
• Emergence of an Arabic Linguistic Paradigm
  Solomon I. Sara | p. 93
• The Beginning of Polynesian Linguistics: Explorers and Missionaries
  Even Hovdhaugen | p. 105
• III. From the Early Middle Ages to the End of the 17th Century
• On the Grammarian's Self-Image in the Early Middle Ages
  Anneli Luhtala | p. 115
• John Glykys and Syntactic Geometry
  Robert H. Robins | p. 127
• Language Teaching in Juan-Luis Vives (1492–1540)
  Manuel Breva-Claramonte | p. 137
• Logic, Linguistics, and Simon Stevin in the Context of the 16th and 17th Centuries
  Marijke J. van der Wal | p. 147
• The Logic of Dalgarno's Ars Signorum (1661)
  Jaap Maat | p. 157
• Dictionaries and Usage in 17th-Century France: Le Naif François
  Douglas A. Kibbee | p. 167
• Ralph Lever's Witcraft: 16th-Century Rhetoric and 17th-Century Philosophical Language
  Joseph L. Subbiondo | p. 179
• IV. On 19th-Century European Linguistics
• A. Murray's Conception of Glottogenesis and N. Marr's Japhetic Doctrine
  Vilen V. Belyi | p. 189
• From Concept to Word: The Homophonic Principle and Steinthal's Theory of Writing
  T. Craig Christy | p. 199
• Odd Man Out: The Language Theory of Johan Nicolai Madvig (1804–1886)
  Brigitte Hauger | p. 209
• Eduardo Benot (1822–1907): A Forerunner of Modern Thinking in Linguistics
  Leopoldo Wigdorsky | p. 221
• V. On the Verge of Modernity: From the 19th to the 20th Century
• The ‘Vocal Gesture’ from Wundt to Mead: A Chapter in the Historiography of the Psychology and Sociology of Language
  Frank J.M. Vonk | p. 235
• The Volksgeist Concept in Dutch Linguistics: Issues and Controversies, Old and New
  Jan Noordegraaf | p. 245
• Das Dilemma eines Sprachwissenschaftlers im Spannungsfeld zwischen Philosophie und Psychologie: Ottmar Dittrich
  Brigitte Bartschat | p. 255
• The Development of Indo-European Studies 1870–1933
  Edgar C. Polomé | p. 265
• The Hale–Boas Debate on the Origin and Classification of Languages
  Michael Mackert | p. 291
• Language and Action: German Approaches to Pragmatics in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries
  Brigitte Nerlich | p. 299
• VI. Contemporary Issues
• Portraits of Women Linguists: Louise Pound, Edith Claflin, Adelaide Hahn
  Julia S. Falk | p. 313
• Language and Languages: A Retrospect
  Ranko Bugarski | p. 321
• Linguistic Diversity and Universal Grammar: 40 years of Dynamic Tension within Generative Grammar
  Frederick J. Newmeyer | p. 327
• Harris the Revolutionary: Phonemic Theory
  Bruce E. Nevin | p. 349
• Quelques remarques sur l'émergence du générativisme
  Sung-do Kim | p. 359
• Index Nominum | p. 369

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