10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLOTTOLOGY»
Discover the use of
glottology in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
glottology and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
of Language that in our Principles so much stress is laid upon comparative
mythology as a branch of glottology. We could have wished to see so interesting
a subject reserved for a special treatise, but we must at least glance at the outline
of it ...
of Language that in our Principles so much stress is laid upon comparative
mythology as a branch of glottology. We could have wished to see so interesting
a subject reserved for a special treatise, but we must at least glance at the ontline
of it ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1878
of Language that in our Pr1'/n,ciplas so much stress is laid upon comparative
mythology as a branch of glottology. We could have wished to see so interesting
a subject reserved for a special treatise, but we must at least glance at the outline
of ...
4
The Academy and Literature
Passing by the first chapter as devoted to defining the sphere of glottology and its
relation to the other sciences, we come to the second, which treats at length of
the idola. of glottology with special reference to the laws of the science as ...
It is one which no student of the glottology of the Aryan languages can leave
unread without himself becoming old-fashioned, for the author is constantly
breaking new ground, and belongs to a small band of preeminent philologists
who may ...
Thus linguistic science, or glottology, has two divisions : phonology, the science
of linguistic sound, and sematology, the science of meanings. " Glottology has to
investigate the origin of language so far as it really is language, but no further.
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Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx
The movements to which I allude in glottology and mythology began so recently
that their history has not yet been written. Suffice it to say that in glottology, or the
science of language, the names most intimately connected with the new ...
8
Gramsci and Languages: Unification, Diversity, Hegemony
Matteo Bartoli's glottology course of 1912–13 Gramsci had his first contacts with
intellectuals who were interested in linguistics, and in the study of dialects and
folklore, when still living in Sardinia. However, the main influence on the young ...
Alessandro Carlucci, 2013
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Practicing Linguistic Historiography: Selected Papers
In Britain, wefind 'glossology' and 'glottology'; cf. for instance George Grote (1794-
1871), "On Glossology", Journal of Philology 4.55-66, 157-166; 5.153182 (1872-
73), and for glottology, see John Rhys' (1840-1915) review of Saussure's ...
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Garner's Modern American Usage
This is an old-fashioned word for linguistics. — Also termed glottology. 2. The
marshaling and defining of the terminology used in any field of study. 3. glossary
(1). glottal, adj. Phonetics. Of a sound, produced in ...
