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Can linguistics and historiography of linguistics profit from each other?
I offer support for an affirmative answer to the question in the title by means of two case studies. The first one is on the notion of predication. I compare two recent theoretical studies, arguing that one of them is less satisfactory than the other, since it does not consider the original Aristotelian notion of predication ...openaire +1 more source
POWER LAWS AND OTHER HEAVY-TAILED DISTRIBUTIONS IN LINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY
Advances in Complex Systems, 2012The paper investigates the quantitative distribution of language types across languages of the world. The studies are based on three large-scale typological data bases: The World Color Survey, the Automated Similarity Judgment Project data base, and the World Atlas of Language Structures.
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The replication crisis, scientific revolutions, and linguistics
Linguistics, 2021Lukas Sonning, Valentin Werner
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“SEMOQUAKE” AND OTHER METAPHORS OF LINGUISTIC TURNS
RSUH/RGGU Bulletin. "Literary Theory. Linguistics. Cultural Studies" SeriesThe article deals with some aspects of A.N. Barulin’s semiotic conception. The concept of “semoquake” introduced by him (which means significant periods of sharp and large-scale global changes in the evolution of sign systems, including language) is discussed here in a number of close metascientific terms of linguistic theory, such as “semiotic ...
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Linguistics Then and Now: Some Personal Reflections
Annual Review of Linguistics, 2021Noam Chomsky
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