10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LINGUISTICIAN»
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Daniel Jones - Selected Works
Dear Ward. Now that you mention it, 1 suppose I must have been the first to use
the term 'linguistician' in recent times. But 1 should hardly call it a 'coining'; it is a
natural analogy with words like phonetician, metaphysician, mathematician.
Daniel Jones, Beverley Collins, Inger M. Mees, 2003
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The Linguistic Reporter
Can You Rewrite The LR is pleased to present "A Modern Linguistician," by
Frederic G. Cassidy (U Wisconsin-Madison). The poem, which has become a
kind of "underground classic" since Cassidy first delivered it at a Linguistic
Society of ...
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Productivity and Creativity: Studies in General and ...
The term "linguist" can mean at least three different things in British English: (1)
what most people call a linguist, but what British people sometimes refer to as "a
linguistician", (2) someone who speaks at least two foreign languages, but not ...
Mark Janse, Ann Verlinden, 1998
Jacob sought out Anson, the linguistician. 'You have the advantage over us, old
man; you can at least take back all those analyses and recordings. All we've got
is photographs and film. I can't think why they're so down on letting us have ...
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Aspects of Chinese Sociolinguistics: Essays
But thinking back now on the value of speaking languages and dialects, why
should a linguist — a linguistician, that is — have to be a polyglot at the same
time ? To be sure, Edward Sapir learned to speak my Changchow dialect in a
very ...
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Encyclopedia of Modern Jewish Culture
Graziadio. Isaia. (1829–1907) Italian linguistician. His native town of Gorizia, a
city in which both German and Slavic were spoken, was an important factor in his
formation. His education was erratic but he came under the cultural influence of ...
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The Unconscious as Infinite Sets: An Essay in Bi-logic
The group hasintentionally been interdisciplinary: it includes one or two
philosophers, three or four psychoanalyst, several psychiatrists, child
psychotherapists, a group analyst, a lawyer, a linguistician, a mathematician, a
publisher, anda ...
Ignacio Matte Blanco, 1980
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Glossary of Hindi/Urdu and English linguistic terminology : ...
Bhasavijiian-baliya (^Hlfq?1M-^Ti^T): extra-linguistic (CSTT 1973: 502; CSTT
1982: 420; CSTT 1992: 191). linguist BhasavijiianT (CSTT 1974: 744; AS 1982:
360; CSTT 1982: 420; CSTT 1992: 190), linguistician (CSTT 1974: 744; CSTT
1982: ...
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Handbook of Word-Formation
The term now is obsolete and seems to sound humorous, although it was in (
serious) use a few decades ago (for example, D. Jones, in 1957, referred to
Edward Sapir as "the eminent American linguistician"). Similarly, if we focus on
one part ...
Pavol Štekauer, Rochelle Lieber, 2005
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Morphological Analysis in Comparison
For example, when many new linguistics departments were established in the
United States in the 1960s, a member of such a department was often called a
linguistician by nonlinguists, analogous to mathematician and phonetician, since
the ...
Wolfgang U. Dressler, 2000
