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Publisher:	John Benjamins
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Journal Title:  Historiographica Linguistica 
Volume Number:  36 
Issue Number:  1 
Issue Date:  2009 

Main Text:  

Historiographia Linguistica 36:1 

2009. 205 pp.

Table of contents

Articles / Aufsätze   

Pinturas, figuras, letras: Zur Darstellung logographischer und phonographischer
Schriftsysteme bei José de Acosta und Gregorio García 
Franz-Josef Klein 1-17 

The Background to the Lexical Content of the Nuevo Tesoro Lexicográfico del
Español (s. XIV-1726) 
D. Manuel Alvar Ezquerra 19-38  

Cherokee Classificatory Verbs: Their place in the study of American Indian
languages 
Marcin Kilarski 39-73  

Francis Whyte Ellis and the Beginning of Comparative Dravidian Linguistics 
P. Sreekumar 75-95  

Review article / Rapport critique / Forschungsbericht   

Concerning the Roots of Transformational Generative Grammar 
Pieter A.M. Seuren 97-115  

Reviews / Comptes rendus / Besprechungen   

Iustus Lipsius, De recta pronuntiatione latinae linguae dialogus / Juste Lipse,
Dialogue sur la prononciation correcte du Latin. Édition, traduction française
et commentaire par Elisabeth Dévière 
Reviewed by John Considine 117-122  

The Grammatical Thought and Linguistic Behaviour of Juan de Valdés. By Kormi Anipa 
Reviewed by Lucia Binotti 123-131  

Colonialism and Grammatical Representation: John Gilchrist and the analysis of
the 'Hindustani' language in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
By Richard Steadman-Jones 
Reviewed by John E. Joseph 132-136  

Michel Bréal ? Grenzüberschreitende Signaturen. Par Hans W. Giessen,
Heinz-Helmut Lüger & Günther Volz 
Compte rendu par Annette Schmehl-Postaï 137-150  

Sprachgeschichte und Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft. Herausgegeben von Daniel
Jacob und Thomas Krefeld 
Rezensiert von Anja Stukenbrock 151-162  

Treasure-house of the Language: The Living OED. By Charlotte Brewer 
Reviewed by Joan C. Beal 163-167  

Short Reviews / Notes critiques / Kurzrezensionen   

Bibliografía temática de historiografía lingüística española: Fuentes
secundarias. Compiled by Miguel Ángel Esparza Torres in collaboration with Elena
Battaner Moro, Vicente Calvo Fernández, Adrián Álvarez Fernández & Susana
Rodríguez Barcia 
Reviewed by Barry L. Velleman 169-173  

La linguistique sociologique de Charles Bally: Étude des inédits. Par Claire Forel 
Compte rendu par Pierre Larcher 174-177  

Bibliographie Linguistique de l'année 2003 et compléments des années précédentes
/ Linguistic Bibliography for the Year 2003 and supplements for previous years.
Compiled by Sijmen Tol & Hella Olbertz (with the assistance of Dirk Glandorf and
Theo Horstman) 
Reviewed by E.F.K. Koerner 178-180  

Miscelleanea:?Notes / Notizen ? Documents / Dokumente   

"Les voyelles ne font rien, et les consonnes fort peu de chose": On the history
of Voltaire's supposed comment on etymology 
Reviewed by John Considine 181-189  

A Note on 'endocentric' 
Thomas Lindner 190-192  

Discussing Some General Criteria for Evaluating Scholarly Work in the Light of
Studying Marrism: On the occasion of Brandist (2008) 
Ekaterina Velmezova 193-197  

Rejoinder to Velmezova 
Craig Brandist 199-201 

Linguistic Field(s): Lexicography
                     Sociolinguistics
                     Historical Linguistics
                     History of Linguistics

Subject Language(s): Cherokee (chr)

Language Family(ies): Dravidian

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