History of Linguistics 2011 : selected papers from the 12th International Conference on the History of the Language Sciences (ICHOLS XII), Saint-Petersburg, 28 August-2 September 2011 / edited By Vadim Kasevich, Saint-Petersburg State University ; Yuri A. Kleiner, Saint-Petersburg State University ; Patrick Sériot, University Of Lausanne ; with the assistance of Anna Isanina.

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HISTORY OF LINGUISTICS 2011; Editorial page ; Title page ; LCC data ; Table of contents; Foreword & Acknowledgments; Honorary President's Address; Editors' introduction; Part I. European linguistics in the 17th and late 18th centuries; "Inversions of word order generate higher costs": Continuity and development of a topos since the ra; 1. Higher costs -- more effort required for understanding inversions; 2. The emergence and defense of the doctrine of the 'ordre naturel'; 3. Criticism of the doctrine of the 'ordre naturel' from a pragmatic and rhetorical perspective.

4. The sensualist explanation of an epistemological word order theory5. The influence of the doctrine of the 'ordre naturel' on Europe; 6. The continuity of the discussion; References; Qui a écrit la Grammaire générale et raisonnée?; 1. Introduction; 2. Qui a écrit la GGR? Opinions modernes; 3. Le témoignage du Recueil des choses diverses; 4. Qui pense? Qui écrit? Utilisation du "je" et du "nous"; 5. Les autorités citées par la GGR et les renvois à la NML et à la NMG; 6. GGR 2, 9 suite: quod latin et.

Travail du pouvoir et productions sur la 'langue française' au XVIIe siècle1. Comment Richelieu pense-t-il la langue française dans les années 1630-1650?; 2. Quels sont les ouvrages sur la langue produits dans cet espace nouveau?; 3. Conclusion; Références; The main characteristics of grammar-writing in Slovenia between 1584 and 1758; 1. Introduction; 2. The first grammar of the Slovenian language (1584); 3. The grammatical appendix to a four-language dictionary (1592); 4. Grammatical texts in the 17th and early 18th centuries; 5. A broader perspective; 6. Conclusion; References.

Part II. Linguistics in the late 18th and 19th centuriesWestern grammars of the Chinese language in the 18th and 19th centuries: Studies on 'cenemes' and wo; 1. Introduction; 2. The cenemes in the grammars of Chinese; 3. Word formation; 4. Conclusion; References; L'universalite du discours et le génie des langues dans la Grammaire Générale philosophique et litté; Références; The reception of Court de Gébelin in 19th-century Portuguese grammar: The case of the anonymous Regr; 1. Introduction; 2. The Regras de grammatica portugueza (1841); 3. Conclusion; References.

Morphologie du langage et typologie linguistique: La connexion 'Schleicher -- Saint-Pétersbourg'1. De Iéna à Saint-Pétersbourg, anno 1858; 2. La morphologie du langage comme pilier de la Glottik chez Schleicher; 3. Zur Morphologie der Sprache (1859): principes théoriques; illustration empirique; résultats et pr; 4. La 'connexion Saint-Pétersbourg'; Références; L'évolution du terme 'sémiologie' chez Saussure: 1881-1891; 1. Les lieux textuels de la sémiologie chez Saussure; 2. La sémiologie dans Phonétique (1881-1885); 3. Le Cours de gotique à l'École des Hautes-Études (1885-1886)

Since the end of the 19th Century, phonetics builds up an international network. In France, two figures attract foreigners: Paul Passy, the leader of the renewal of foreign language learning through an oral approach and Father Rousselot, the undisputed father of experimental phonetics. This paper aims at recognizing the presence of Russian research fellows (and particularly of Lev Ščerba) in several places: the International Congresses of Phonetic Sciences (1932, 1935, 1938) and of experimental phonetics (Hamburg 1914); the Société de linguistique de Paris (SLP) and the International Phonetic.

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