Volume 9, Issue 1/2 (1982)
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EditorialE. F. K. Koerner | pp. III–V
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On the Causes of Linguistic Change (1821)Jakob Hornemann Bredsdorff | pp. 1–41
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Royal investigations of the origin of languageRobin N. Campbell and Robert Grieve | pp. 43–74
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A Propos de César Chesneau du Marsais et Son Rôle Dans L’évolution de la Grammaire Générale (Paris, 1928) De Gunvor SahlinGeneviève Clerico | pp. 75–105
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Philosophical Motives in Wilhelm von Humboldt’s Defense of the Inflectional Superiority ThesisMartin L. Manchester | pp. 107–120
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Benjamin martin the linguistIngrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade | pp. 121–133
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Toward a history of American linguisticsStanley S. Newman | pp. 135–143
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N(ikolaij) A(ndreevič) Kondrašov, Istoria lingvističeskix u čenij [A History of Linguistic Studies] (Moscow, 1979)Reviewed by David.L. Olmsted | pp. 145–152
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Konrad Koerner, Hans-J. Niederehe & R. H. Robins, Ed. by, Studies in Medieval Linguistic Thought dedicated to G. L. Bursill-Hall (Amsterdam, 1980)Reviewed by Charlene McDermott | pp. 152–156
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Peter C. Rollins, Benjamin Lee Whorf: Lost Generation Theories of Mind, Language and Religion (Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1980)Reviewed by Stephen O. Murray | pp. 156–161
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R. W. Hunt, The History of Grammar in the Middle Ages: Collected papers (Amsterdam, 1980)Reviewed by Sten Ebbesen | pp. 161–163
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Karl Bartsch (1832–88)Robert A. Hall | pp. 165–167
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The Port-Royal Grammer: A Bibliographical NoteJan Noordegraaf | pp. 169–173
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‘Portraits of Linguists’ Anno 1927Pierre Swiggers | pp. 175–178
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Bloomfield and the Sanskrit Origin of the Terms ‘Exocentric’ and ‘Endocentric’Dominik Wujastyk | pp. 179–184
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Reply to Murray’s ReviewFrederick J. Newmeyer | pp. 185–186
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The Reviewer respondsStephen O. Murray | p. 187
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Eingegangene Schriften / Publications Received / Ouvrages ReçusKonrad Koerner | pp. 189–231
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