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First edition.
Berne's study addresses sentence structure, grammar and usage with suggestions as to how language may be reformed to make it "more beautiful, more pleasurable, better understood, workable, teachable, simple, more free, and universally applicable to all modern languages.." [from the dw copy].
Scarce. Very good .
A Greenlandic phrase book. Phrases are given in Danish with their Greenlandic equivalents. Good .
Reprinted from The Romanic Review, Vol. VIII, No. 2, April-June 1917.
Inscribed by the author to archaeologist Clark Hopkins on the title page and signed "A. C.". Albert J. Carnoy was Professor of Linguistics and of Iranian Philology, University of Louvain, and Research Professor, University of Pennsylvania.
Scarce. Good .
A volume in the series "Introduction to The Civilization of India" prepared for the use of University of Chicago students. The contents of this handbook include transliteration and pronunciation in Sanskrit and Hindi, a glossary and a four-page chronology of Indian civilization. Very good .
First edition, with a printed presentation slip laid in.
"Roman Jakobson's lecture 'Brain and Language' given at New York University, May 6, 1980, is, as its title indicates, of primary interest to students of the medical sciences, linguistics, and neurolinguistics, but it also penetrates the areas of fundamental problems in poetics, general literary studies, and semiotics." - from the editor's note.
Roman Jakobson (1896-1982) was a Russian-born American linguist. He was one of the most important linguists of the twentieth century, influencing the likes of Noam Chomsky and Claude Levi-Strauss. He had a particular interest in the study of aphasia. Very good .
First edition.
Inscribed on the front endpaper to Peter Matthiessen: ""A different view of our humanness - / Phil Lieberman". Fine .
First separate edition. Reprinted from the Texas Quarterly, Vol. II, No. 2, Summer 1959.
Kenneth Pike was an American linguist and anthropologist. He was the originator of the theory of tagmemics, which he developed to help with the analysis of languages from Central and South America by identifying, using both semantic and syntactic elements, strings of linguistic elements capable of playing a number of different roles. He believed that the structure of language should be studied in context, not just by looking at single sentences. He also coined the terms "emic" as in "phonemics" [referring to the subjective understanding and account of meaning in the sounds of lanaguages] and "etic" as in "phonetics" [referring to the objective study of those sounds].
Rare. Very good .
Volume I is the second, revised edition. Volumes II and III are first editions.
This is a three-volume set of German-English translation exercises. German texts are accompanied by English translations. Very good .
Third printing. Very good .
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