Ferdinand de Saussure

Reconstructed from lecture notes of his students, these are the best records of the theories of Ferdinand De Saussure, the Swiss linguist whose theories of language are acknowledged as a primary source of the twentieth century movement known as Structuralism.

Course in General Linguistics

Corso di linguistica generale

Tullio De Mauro

Charles Bally

Albert Sechehaye

Cours de linguistique générale

Albert Riedlinger

The 1881 doctoral thesis of Ferdinand de Saussure, the Indo-Europeanist who became the father of structuralist linguistics and semiotics.

De l'emploi du génitif absolu en Sanscrit

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ De L'emploi Du GEnitif Absolu En Sanscrit ... Ferdinand de Saussure Impr. J. G. Fick, 1881 Foreign Language Study; Ancient Languages; Foreign Language Study / Ancient Languages; Sanskrit language

De L'Emploi Du Genitif Absolu En Sanscrit ......

George Wolf

Eisuke Komatsu

Saussure's Cours de linguistique gnrale has been one of the seminal books of the twentieth century, having shaped modern linguistics and semiology, and having importantly affected anthropology, philosophy and literary studies. Yet the book was written by Saussure's colleagues, based on student notes taken during the three occasions when Saussure gave his lectures on general linguistics. For Saussure's first course, the notebooks of Albert Riedlinger are certainly the best and the most detailed. They have loomed large in our knowledge of Saussurean linguistics, but a number of Saussure's statements, as recorded by Riedlinger, have never been known to a larger public. Until now, those notes themselves have been unavailable, except in fragmented and incomplete form in Engler's unwieldy and hard-to-find edition of the Cours. Now, the best of the student notes to all three courses will be available for the first time as they were taken down in French, and have been provided with a facing translation, an introduction, and a full analytical index of terminology. With their publication, Saussurean scholars as well as students of linguistics and related disciplines will have at their disposal the most reliable source material for Saussure's thinking on language. It is hoped that this work will encourage those who take Saussure's principal ideas to be sufficiently known from the CLG to reconsider Saussure's ideas in their greater immediacy and in their development, so as to appreciate nuances of his thinking generally unknown until now. This edition presents Riedlinger's notes intact and in their original order. The notes are accompanied by an introduction and a full English translation of the text. Together with the other two volumes, it offers the best insight yet into the evolution of Saussure's thinking.

1. Cours de Linguistique Générale (1907)

Writings in General Linguistics

On the Use of Genitive Absolute in Sanskrit

Opšta lingvistika

Genel Dilbilim dersleri

Edizione arricchita dalle ricerche testuali di Godel e di Engler e corredata del puntuale "Commento" di Tullio De Mauro, diventato ormai parte integrante del testo anche nell'edizione francese e nelle versioni in altra lingua. Ferdinand de Saussure (Ginevra, 1857-1913) non completò mai il "Cours" al quale aveva atteso a partire dai suoi vent'anni. Nella forma attuale esso è la ricostruzione dei corsi ginevrini tenuti fra il 1906 e il 1911.

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