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Historiography of Native Ibero-American Linguistics

1977
The first students of American Indian languages were missionaries. They were sent to the New World by the monarchs of Spain to propagate the Faith. Administrative and military personnel of the same monarchs relied upon the priests to facilitate operations which involved taxation and slavery, and when colonial avarice was opposed by clerical charity ...
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Professing linguistic historiography

Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 1997
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Practicing Linguistic Historiography: Selected Essays

Language, 1990
Julia S. Falk, Konrad Koerner
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Accounting historiography: looking back to the future

Meditari Accountancy Research, 2015
Lee Parker
exaly  

Traversing knowledge networks: an algorithmic historiography of extant literature on the Internet of Things (IoT)

Journal of Management Analytics, 2017
Fei Liu, Chee-Wee Tan, Ben Choi
exaly  

Historiography of Linguistics

1995
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Actor-Network Theory, ANTi-History and critical organizational historiography

Organization, 2012
Gabrielle Durepos, Albert J Mills
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Other voices? The state of public relations history and historiography: Questions, challenges and limitations of ‘national’ histories and historiographies

Public Relations Inquiry, 2017
Catherine Fitch
exaly  

Current Trends in Linguistics, Volume 13: Historiography of Linguistics

Language, 1979
N. E. Collinge, Thomas A. Sebeok, Hans Aarsleff, Robert Austerlitz, Dell Hymes, Edward Stankiewicz   +5 more
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Narratives of the past for Future Earth: The historiography of global environmental change research

Infrastructure Asset Management, 2015
Björn-Ola Linnér
exaly