Eight Decades of General Linguistics
The History of CIPL and Its Role in the History of Linguistics
Edited by Ferenc Kiefer, Hungarian Academy of Science, and Piet van Sterkenburg, University of Leiden
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Biographical note
Ferenc Kiefer, Ph.D. (1965, University of Szeged), is research professor at the Hungarian Acadamy of Sciences, Budapest. He has published monographs and many articles on mathematical linguistiscs, morphology, semantics, pragmatics and cognitive linguistics.
Piet van Sterkenburg, Ph.D. (1975, University of Nijmegen), is research professor of lexicology at the University of Leiden. He has published monographs and many articles on Dutch linguistics, lexicography and lexicology, including Een geschiedenis van woordenboieken van het Nederlands [History of Dutch Monolingual Dictionaries], (Scriptum. Schiedam, 2011) and Practical Guide to Lexicography (Benjamins, 2003).
Piet van Sterkenburg, Ph.D. (1975, University of Nijmegen), is research professor of lexicology at the University of Leiden. He has published monographs and many articles on Dutch linguistics, lexicography and lexicology, including Een geschiedenis van woordenboieken van het Nederlands [History of Dutch Monolingual Dictionaries], (Scriptum. Schiedam, 2011) and Practical Guide to Lexicography (Benjamins, 2003).
Readership
Anyone interested in the history of general linguistics, especially how and to what extent research topics in linguistics have evolved since the founding of the Permanent International Committee of Linguists in 1928, will find this volume invaluable and enlightening.
Table of contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Que Pensez-vous de l’Adaption d’une Langue Internationale?
Otto Jespersen (2nd Congress, Geneva, 1931)
2. La Structure Morphologique (Types de Système)
Louis Hjelmslev (5th Congress, Brussels, 1939)
3. Relative Frequency and Dynamic Equilibrium in Phonology and Morphology
George Kingsley Zipf (6th Congress, Paris, 1948)
4. Speech Synthesis as a Research Technique
Pierre Delattre, Franklin S. Cooper, Alvin M. Lieberman and
Louis J. Gerstman (7th Congress, London, 1952)
5. Les « Laryngales » Indo-européennes
Andre Martinet (8th Congress, Oslo, 1957)
6. Research Frontiers in Bilingualism Studies
Uriel Weinreich (8th Congress, Oslo, 1957)
7. The Logical Basis of Linguistic Theory
Noam Chomsky (9th Congress, Cambridge, Mass, 1962)
8. On the Methods of Internal Reconstruction
Jerzy Kuryłowicz (9th Congress, Cambridge, Mass, 1962)
9. Linguistics in Its Relations to Other Sciences
Roman Jakobson (10th Congress, Bucharest, 1967)
10. Numeral Classifijiers and Substantival Number: Problems in the Genesis of a Linguistic Type
Joseph Greenberg (11th Congress, Bologna-Florence, 1972)
11. On the Use of the Present to Explain the Past
William Labov (11th Congress, Bologna-Florence, 1972)
12. Basic Problems of Semantics
John Lyons (12th Congress, Vienna, 1977)
13. Some Basic Principles of Functional Grammar
Simon C. Dik (13th Congress, Tokyo, 1982)
14. Wilhelm von Humboldt’s Notion of Linguistic Creativity
Robert H. Robins (14th Congress, Berlin, 1987)
15. Holistic versus Partial Typologies
Bernard Comrie (14th Congress, Berlin, 1987)
16. On the Human Value of Local Language
Ken Hale (15th Congress, Quebec, 1992)
17. Grandeur et Misère de la Typologie
Gilbert Lazard (16st Congress, Paris, 1997)
18. Linguistic Universals and Particulars
Emmon Bach (17st Congress, Prague, 2003)
19. Aspects of the Neural Representation of Spoken Language
Grzegorz Dogil (18st Congress, Seoul, 2008)
Introduction
1. Que Pensez-vous de l’Adaption d’une Langue Internationale?
Otto Jespersen (2nd Congress, Geneva, 1931)
2. La Structure Morphologique (Types de Système)
Louis Hjelmslev (5th Congress, Brussels, 1939)
3. Relative Frequency and Dynamic Equilibrium in Phonology and Morphology
George Kingsley Zipf (6th Congress, Paris, 1948)
4. Speech Synthesis as a Research Technique
Pierre Delattre, Franklin S. Cooper, Alvin M. Lieberman and
Louis J. Gerstman (7th Congress, London, 1952)
5. Les « Laryngales » Indo-européennes
Andre Martinet (8th Congress, Oslo, 1957)
6. Research Frontiers in Bilingualism Studies
Uriel Weinreich (8th Congress, Oslo, 1957)
7. The Logical Basis of Linguistic Theory
Noam Chomsky (9th Congress, Cambridge, Mass, 1962)
8. On the Methods of Internal Reconstruction
Jerzy Kuryłowicz (9th Congress, Cambridge, Mass, 1962)
9. Linguistics in Its Relations to Other Sciences
Roman Jakobson (10th Congress, Bucharest, 1967)
10. Numeral Classifijiers and Substantival Number: Problems in the Genesis of a Linguistic Type
Joseph Greenberg (11th Congress, Bologna-Florence, 1972)
11. On the Use of the Present to Explain the Past
William Labov (11th Congress, Bologna-Florence, 1972)
12. Basic Problems of Semantics
John Lyons (12th Congress, Vienna, 1977)
13. Some Basic Principles of Functional Grammar
Simon C. Dik (13th Congress, Tokyo, 1982)
14. Wilhelm von Humboldt’s Notion of Linguistic Creativity
Robert H. Robins (14th Congress, Berlin, 1987)
15. Holistic versus Partial Typologies
Bernard Comrie (14th Congress, Berlin, 1987)
16. On the Human Value of Local Language
Ken Hale (15th Congress, Quebec, 1992)
17. Grandeur et Misère de la Typologie
Gilbert Lazard (16st Congress, Paris, 1997)
18. Linguistic Universals and Particulars
Emmon Bach (17st Congress, Prague, 2003)
19. Aspects of the Neural Representation of Spoken Language
Grzegorz Dogil (18st Congress, Seoul, 2008)
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