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Subject: Language Sciences Vol 30, No 5 (2008)

 

	
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Publisher:	Elsevier Ltd
			http://www.elsevier.com/linguistics 			
			
Journal Title:  Language Sciences 
Volume Number:  30 
Issue Number:  5 
Issue Date:  2008 


Subtitle:  History of Linguistics: Papers from the First East Asian Colloquium of the Studienkreis Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft   


Main Text:  

1. Editors' preface
Page 481
Christopher Hutton, Hans-Georg Wolf

 2. Wilhelm von Humboldt and the 'Orient': On Edward W. Said's remarks on
Humboldt's Orientalist studies
Pages 482-498
Markus Meßling

 3. Between knowledge and 'plagiarism,' or, how the Chinese language was studied
in the West
Pages 499-511
Q.S. Tong

 4. Human diversity and the genealogy of languages: Noah as the founding
ancestor of the Chinese
Pages 512-528
Christopher Hutton

 5. Inventing a modern lexicon for grammar in Chinese: the experience of Wang
Fengzao, Ma Jianzhong and Yan Fu
Pages 529-545
Tommaso Pellin

 6. The philological and exegetical approach to language and culture in the
history of language study in Japan
Pages 546-552
Hiroyuki Eto

 7. British and French language and educational policies in the Mandate and
Trusteeship Territories
Pages 553-574
Hans-Georg Wolf

 8. The theory of word formation in early semasiology: A blank spot on the map
of 19th century linguistics
Pages 575-596
Peter Schmitter

 9. Forthcoming articles
Page 597

 10. The International Association for the Integrational Study of Language and
Communication (IAISLC) and The Amsterdam Center for Language & Communication
(Research group Sociolinguistic aspects of Multilingualism) announce an
Page 598
 

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Linguistic Field(s): Sociolinguistics
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                     Historical Linguistics






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