| Section/Title |
Forename |
Surname |
| FIELDS OF STUDY |
| Applied Linguistics: Overview and History |
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| Classical Antiquity: Language Study |
Daniel J |
Taylor |
| Computational Linguistics: History |
Yorick |
Wilks |
| Dialects: Early European Studies |
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| Early Historical and Comparative Studies |
Kurt R |
Jankowsky |
| Etymology |
Philip |
Durkin |
| Experimental and Instrumental Phonetics: History |
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| Historical and Comparative Linguistics in the 19th century |
A.T.C. |
Fox |
| Historiography of Linguistics |
E. F. K. |
Koerner |
| History of Linguistics: Discipline of Linguistics |
Neil V |
Smith |
| History of Pragmatics |
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| History of Psycholinguistics |
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| History of Translation |
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| Language Teaching: History |
Tony |
Howatt |
| "Linguistics as a University Subject: Early History, in America" |
Julia S |
Falk |
| "Linguistics as a University Subject: Early History, in Europe" |
Therese |
Lindström Tiedemann |
| Machine Translation: History |
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| "Modern Linguistics, 1800 to the Present Day" |
Roy |
Harris |
| Neurolinguistics from the Middle Ages to the Pre-modern Era |
Harry A |
Whitaker |
| 19th Century Studies of Language Disorders |
Paul |
Eling |
| Origin of Language Debate |
Cordula |
Neis |
| Phonetic Transcription: History |
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| Rhetoric: History |
James J |
Murphy |
| Sign Language: History of Research |
Susan Lloyd |
McBurney |
| 20th Century Linguistics: Overview of Trends |
Giorgio |
Graffi |
| 20th Century Studies of Language Disorders: 1900-1980 |
Paul |
Eling |
| Western Linguistic Thought Before 1800 |
Roy |
Harris |
| SCHOOLS AND TRADITIONS |
| African Linguistics: History |
Bernd |
Heine |
| American Linguistics before Whitney |
Mark |
Amsler |
| Apollonius Dyscolus and Herodian |
David L |
Blank |
| Arabic Linguistic Tradition |
Kees |
Versteegh |
| Aristotle and Linguistics |
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| Aristotle and the Stoics on Language |
Hermann |
Weidemann |
| Babylonian Grammatical Texts |
Gene B |
Gragg |
| Chinese Linguistic Tradition |
Giorgio |
Casacchia |
| Christianity and Language in the Middle Ages |
Neil |
Adkin |
| Copenhagen School |
Jørgen |
Rischel |
| Dionysius Thrax and Hellenistic Language Scholarship |
Jean |
Lallot |
| Early Irish Linguistics |
Erich |
Poppe |
| 18th Century Linguistic Thought |
Gerda |
Haßler |
| First Grammatical Treatise |
Michael |
Barnes |
| Firth and the London School |
Victoria |
Rebori |
| Geneva School of Linguistics after Saussure |
Louis |
de Saussure |
| Glossematics |
Erik |
Fudge |
| "Grammar, Early Medieval" |
Anneli |
Luhtala |
| Hebrew Linguistic Tradition |
Irene |
Zwiep |
| Hindu Views on Language |
Julius J |
Lipner |
| History of Linguistics in Central and South America |
Otto |
Zwartjes |
| Integrational Linguistics and Semiotics |
Roy |
Harris |
| Japan: History of Linguistics |
Hiroyuki |
Eto |
| Linguistic Theory in the Later Middle Ages |
Mark |
Amsler |
| Meaning: Pre-20th Century Theories |
Gerda |
Haßler |
| Missionary Linguistics |
Elke |
Nowak |
| Nationalism and Linguistics |
Christopher M |
Hutton |
| Neogrammarians |
Kurt R |
Jankowsky |
| "Philosophy of Language, Medieval" |
Mark |
Amsler |
| Phonetics: Precursors to Modern Approaches |
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| Plato and His Predecessors |
Richard |
Bett |
| Plato's Cratylus and its Legacy |
John E |
Joseph |
| Poland: History of Linguistics |
Aleksander |
Szwedek |
| Port-Royal Tradition of Grammar |
Maria |
Tsiapera |
| Post- Bloomfieldians |
Jim |
Blevins |
| Prague School |
Eva |
Hajicova |
| "Reformation, Northern European" |
Nicola |
McLelland |
| Renaissance Linguistics: French Tradition |
Douglas A |
Kibbee |
| Renaissance Linguistics: Spanish Tradition |
Juan C |
Zamora |
| Roman Ars Grammatica |
Even |
Hovdhaugen |
| Sanskrit: Discovery by Europeans |
Rosane |
Rocher |
| Saussurean Tradition in 20th Century Linguistics |
Carol |
Sanders |
| Scandinavia: History of Linguistics |
Andrew |
Linn |
| Spelling Reform Proposals: English |
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| Structuralist Phonology: Prague School |
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| Tamil Linguistic Tradition |
Jean-Luc |
Chevillard |
| Universal Language Schemes in the 17th Century |
David |
Cram |
| Vernaculars: European Earliest Studies |
Werner |
Hüllen |