Modern linguists (4072 bytes)
1: The following is a list of linguists, those who study [[linguistics]].
124: [[Category:Lists of people by occupation|Linguists]]

List of linguists (10310 bytes)
2: ...hose whose work follows the program of structural linguists.
210: [[Category:Lists of people by occupation|Linguists]]

Joint Services School for Linguists (1954 bytes)
1: The '''Joint Services School for Linguists''' (JSSL) was founded in [[1951]] by the [[Milita...

Remote Oceania (588 bytes)
1: ...nesia]]. This concept was invented in [[1973]] by linguists. Remote Oceania begins east of the [[Solomon Isla...

Takao Suzuki (641 bytes)
4: * Sociolinguists do not pay enough attention to the subtle differe...
8: [[Category:Linguists|Suzuki, Takao]]

Eastern Berber languages (659 bytes)
11: ...an]] (not mentioned in the [[Ethnologue]].) Some linguists regard this as two separate subgroups.

Language merger (2050 bytes)
1: ...de]], [[language convergence]]). Even among those linguists who argue that language merger is a real phenomen...
7: It has been proposed by some linguists that ''actual'' merger was the source of what wou...

Warrungu (1550 bytes)
3: Before his death, linguists [[Tasaku Tsunoda]] and Dr. [[Peter Sutton]] worke...
13: .../2003/08/15082003160729.asp World: Dying Words -- Linguists Express Concern Over Fate Of Endangered Languages...

Twunt (231 bytes)
3: ...ocially acceptable swear word, crafted by cunning linguists.

Antoine Meillet (1286 bytes)
1: ...re [[1936]]) was one of the most important French linguists of the early [[20th Century]]. Meillet began his ...
5: ...membered as the mentor of an entire generation of linguists and [[philology| philologists]] who would become ...

Delegation for the Adoption of an International Auxiliary Language (336 bytes)
1: ...nternational Auxiliary Language''' was a group of linguists who presented proposals for a revision of the [[E...

Ural-Altaic languages (2081 bytes)
1: ...ng of languages which was once widely accepted by linguists, but has since been largely rejected. It comprise...
5: ... although Uralic is widely accepted. Most modern linguists argue either that these two families (or more tha...

Papuan languages (3093 bytes)
5: ...f distinct genetic groups have been identified by linguists. In the field of Papuan [[linguistics]] these gen...
7: ... of Papuan languages have been studied in detail, linguists' understanding of the relationships between them ...

Sidney Lamb (1569 bytes)
16: [[Category:American linguists|Lamb, Sydney M.]]
17: [[Category:Linguists|Lamb, Sydney M.]]

Carl Pollard (287 bytes)
6: [[Category:Linguists|Pollard, Carl]]

John McCarthy (linguist) (360 bytes)
7: [[Category:Linguists|McCarthy, John]]

Scatolinguistics (2125 bytes)
3: == How linguists view the field ==

Nesayak (440 bytes)
1: ...f [[Bayza]] in the [[Fars]] province of [[Iran]]. Linguists derive this name from the [[Parthian]] word ''Ns'...

Istro-Romanian language (3225 bytes)
2: ...he local population and ''Istrian [[Vlachs]]'' by linguists.
12: ...ian language|Romanian]], and traditional Romanian linguists consider it a Romanian dialect, but some other li...
14: ..."). This is one of the reasons that some Romanian linguists think that Istro-Romanian evolved from the langua...
18: Some linguists believe that the Istro-Romanians migrated to thei...

Anna Wierzbicka (1577 bytes)
22: [[Category:Linguists|Wierzbicka, Anna]]
23: [[Category:Polish linguists|Wierzbicka, Anna]]

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