Concept: Historical Linguistics and Language Studies
Murui-Muina use language differences to mark subgroup identity
How an Amazonian group maintains internal language diversity as political identity
Etymology is split into pre-modern and scientific senses
Why modern etymology is not an ancient discipline
Autobiographical account of Bierwisch’s linguistic work and life
A linguist's career and scientific work in postwar Germany
Neurath’s engagement with Diderot was sustained and significant
How Enlightenment encyclopedia shaped twentieth-century unified science
Manx new speakers differ in ideas about “good” language use
How new speakers shape language standards and attitudes in a revitalized minority language
Montague’s shift toward formal natural language analysis
How a skeptic became the founder of formal language analysis
Multimodal communication supported students’ interpretation of notation
How gesture and movement help students understand mathematical notation
