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On Being Linguistically At Sea Back To the Roots

Diogenes, 1989
“Je doute qu'il y ait un dialogue de la chenille et du papillon” A. Matraux The most ordinary events astonish only those who think about them. What can be more natural than two people talking?
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The Four-fold Root of Linguistic Duality

1966
When studying Part IV, the reader should keep well in mind the four different forms of linguistic duality, viz.
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The roots of applied linguistics in North America

Australian Review of Applied Linguistics, 2001
Abstract This article traces the origins of applied linguistics within North America. The primary sources of information were responses from a survey of leading applied linguists conducted in 1999 and a review of records from professional associations, chiefly those associated with the Linguistic Society of America, back to its ...
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Roots of the wakimae aspect of linguistic politeness

2012
Why is Japanese linguistic politeness characterized by wakimae? This paper argues that wakimae, or linguistic politeness, can be traced back to two roots. First, the Japanese language has abundant modal expressions from the morpheme level to the discourse level that index the context in order to show the speaker’s attitude toward the contextual ...
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Logical root of linguistic commitment

2013
The parallelism between logical relations, linguistic commitments and rational psychological commitments has been noted in several theories. In Sellars-Brandom theory the structure of linguistic commitments is fundamental and logic theory makes it explicit.
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Historical roots of linguistic theories; History of linguistics 1993

Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 1998
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