UNIVERSITÉ
DE MONTRÉAL
DÉPARTEMENT
D’ANTHROPOLOGIE
Why Do Languages
Change?
Ling 001: Language
change (U. Pennsylvania)
L'origine
des langues (Benoît Habert, Université Paris X)
* How likely are chance resemblances between languages? (by The Zompist)
Amazing Coincidences in lexical comparison.
Historical Linguistics: The Study of Language Change (BSL 565 Linguistics)
Social Analysis 34: Knowledge of Language (Harvard, Jay Jasanoff and Javier Martín-González), avec des diapositives sur "historical linguistics"
Une page de liens sur la linguistique historique.
Un exemple de racine indo-européenne :"Knowing" Words in
Indo-European Languages (et beaucoup d'autres choses, de
qualité variable, dans la revue électronique de
philosophie néo-Schopenhauerienne et de "ranting" anti-moderniste The Proceedings of
the Friesian School de Kelley L. Ross, Los Angeles Valley College)
Michael Barlow's Linguistics
HyperCard Stacks (Indo-European roots, Comparative reconstruction,
Grimm's Law, etc.)
* On-line historical linguistics course by Peter K W Tan, National University of Singapore: (1) Reasons for Language Change (2)The Grammatical System and Change (3) Genealogical classification (4) "In Search of the First Language" (transcript of video programme, with Joseph Greenberg, Merritt Ruhlen, James Matisoff and others)
Polish-English
contrastive grammar course page
Linguistik online (collections d'articles consacrées a divers thèmes en
linguistique; en allemand, français et anglais)
Les lois phonétiques
(Lautgesetze)
Les lois de Grimm, expliquées par : barney@finucane.de ; Johannesson
; John
Lawler)
La
loi de Verner (voicing of a voiceless fricativein Proto-Germanic if
the word stress was placed after the consonant )
La variation et la sociolinguistique.
** Driving
Forces in Linguistic Change (William Labov, University of
Pennsylvania)
* Telsur Project (a
survey of linguistic changes in progress in North American English)
Language Variation
and Change (by Sarah G. Thomason)
Languages in Contact
(by Donald Winford)
Sprachbünde:
Beschreiben sie Sprachen oder Linguisten? (Jeroen Van Pottelberge,
Gent)
La typologie et la diversité des langues.
*
Ethnologue: Languages of the World (inventaire de toutes — ou presque toutes — les langues du monde,
avec des données démographiques)
SOME
UNIVERSALS OF GRAMMAR (JOSEPH H. GREENBERG)
Topics
in Linguistics: Language Universals (Paul Hagstrom, Boston
University)
Östen
Dahl's Home page (Uni Stockholm; v. "The
structure and development of Tense, Mood, Aspect: A typological
perspective")
MANIFESTING WORLDVIEWS IN
LANGUAGE (Dan Moonhawk Alford)
The
relative distribution of linguistic diversity in the world. (U Penn)
L'aménagement
linguistique dans le monde (Jacques Leclerc, U Laval)
Numbers from 1 to 10 in
Over 5000 Languages (Compiled by the irrepressible Mark Rosenfelder)
EurAsia
'98, a joint American-British-Uzbek anthropological
expedition to Transcaucasia, Central Asia and Siberia: on-line
papers: Ancient
nomads, female warriors and priestesses, by Jeannine Davis-Kimball;
Patterns
of classical genetic variation in Asia, by Luca Cavalli-Sforza; The
Nostratic linguistic macrofamily, by Ilya Yakubovich; Centum
and Satem Languages, by Deborah Anderson; An
overview of languages of the Caucasus, by Johanna Nichols
Project on Annotated Bibliography of Contemporary Research in Tense, Grammatical Aspect, Aktionsart , and Related Areas (Professor Robert I. Binnick, University of Toronto at Scarborough)
L'origine
de la langue finnoise et des langues apparentées (Ulla-Maija
Kulonen, Professeur à l'Institut des langues et civilisations
finno-ougriennes).
The "long-rangers" (la
mégalo-comparaison).
*
Association
for the Study of Language In Prehistory (ASLIP)
Where
Do Languages Come From? (The Exploratorium and Merritt Ruhlen)
The Tower of Babel: An
International Etymological Database Project (Starostin et
l'école russe de comparaison à longue distance)
Was
Nostratic A Real Language ? (Interview with Brian Joseph, written
by Jeff Grabmeier)
The Ergativic
Stage of Early Proto-Indoeuropean (Written by Hans-Joachim Alscher)
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