The Western Classical Tradition in Linguistics Keith Allan English

By:

Allan Keith

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2010 Equinox Publishing Ltd 2010Edition: 2nd edDescription: viii,440 pages, ; soft bound 17x24 cmISBN:

978-1-84558-663-7

DDC classification:

23 410 ALL

Contents:

Chapter 1: Linguistics and the Western Classical Tradition Chapter 2: Plato on language Chapter 3: Aristotle’s legacy Chapter 4: The Stoics and Varro Chapter 5: Quintilian, Dionysius, and Donatus: the start of a pedagogic tradition Chapter 6: Apollonius and Priscian, the great grammarians among the ancients Chapter 7: Prescriptivism from the early middle ages on Chapter 8:General’ or ‘universal’ grammar: from the modistae to Chomsky Chapter 9: Phonetics, phonology, and comparative philology Chapter 10: Language and thought: from Epicurus until after Whorf Chapter 11: Saussurean and functionalist linguistics: the study of language as human communication Chapter 12: Paradigms for linguistic analysis: Bloom fieldian linguistics and the Chomsky revolution Chapter 13: Linguistic semantics and pragmatics from earliest times

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Chapter 1: Linguistics and the Western Classical Tradition
Chapter 2: Plato on language
Chapter 3: Aristotle’s legacy
Chapter 4: The Stoics and Varro
Chapter 5: Quintilian, Dionysius, and Donatus: the start of a pedagogic tradition
Chapter 6: Apollonius and Priscian, the great grammarians among the ancients
Chapter 7: Prescriptivism from the early middle ages on
Chapter 8:General’ or ‘universal’ grammar: from the modistae to Chomsky
Chapter 9: Phonetics, phonology, and comparative philology
Chapter 10: Language and thought: from Epicurus until after Whorf
Chapter 11: Saussurean and functionalist linguistics: the study of language as human communication
Chapter 12: Paradigms for linguistic analysis: Bloom fieldian linguistics and the Chomsky revolution
Chapter 13: Linguistic semantics and pragmatics from earliest times

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