The Architecture of Grammar
Studies in Linguistic Historiography in Honor of Pierre Swiggers
edited by T. Denecker, P. Desmet, P. Lauwers, T. Van Hal, R. Van Rooy and L. Jooken
Among the countless themes in language studies on which Pierre Swiggers has worked and published, linguistic historiography undoubtedly stands out. In this subdiscipline of language studies, he has acted as a true architect and maitre d’oeuvre. For this reason, the editors have chosen “the architecture of grammar” as the guiding theme of this volume in his honor. Opening with a preface and general introduction, the book brings together contributions pertaining to this general theme, ranging from antiquity to the present day, and closes with the bibliography of the honoratus. Contributions by: C. Altman, R. Batista, M. Berre, G. Bonnet, M. L. Calero Vaquera, D. Calhoun, B. Colombat, R. Escavy Zamora, G. Fernandes, J. J. Gomez Asencio, G. Hassler, B. Hurch, J. E. Joseph, R. Kemmler, A. Luhtala, M. J. Martinez Alcalde, M. D. Martinez Gavilan, S. Matthaios, N. Mazziotta, S. Piron, C. Quijada Van den Berghe, M. Quilis Merin, B. Rochette, M. C. Scappaticcio, E. Sofia, M. Steffens, J. Suso Lopez, S. Vakulenko, A. Zamorano Aguilar, O. Zwartjes.
- Edited by T. Denecker
- Edited by P. Desmet
- Edited by L. Jooken
- Edited by P. Lauwers
- Edited by T. Van Hal
- Edited by R. Van Rooy
Other Titles in this Series
Fonction, forme et variation
Analyse métathéorique de trois modèles du changement phonique au XXe siècle (1929-1982)
Volume 30
De la grammaire comparee a la semantique. Textes de Michel Breal publies entre 1864 et 1898
Volume 4
Le Dictionnaire francois de P. Richelet (Geneve, 1679/1680)
Etude de metalexicographie historique
Volume 32
Métalangage et terminologie linguistique
Actes du colloque de Grenoble (Université Stendhal-Grenoble III, 14-16 mai 1998)
Volume 17
Comparative Grammar and Typology
Essays on the Historical Grammar of the Austronesian Languages
Volume 35
Las conjunciones causales explicativas espanolas como, ya que, pues y porque
Un estudio semiotico-linguistico
Volume 21
Philologie et linguistique romanes
Institutionnalisation des disciplines dans les universités suisses (1872-1945)
Volume 40
Languages and Linguists: Aims, Perspectives, and Duties of Linguistics / Les langues et les linguistes: buts, perspectives et devoirs de la linguistique
Interviews with / Entretiens avec : Andre-Georges Haudricourt, Henry M. Hoenigswald, Robert H. Robins
Volume 9
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