History of Integrational Linguistics¶
Lieb, H. History of Integrational Linguistics: a short outline.
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- Integrational theory of language
- … transfers from A speaker's utterance is analyzed as a situational communicative act, while the grammarian's formal categories remain a separate descriptive construction. to Historical comparison distinguishes this framework from Roy Harris's integrationism and from generic claims that language is contextual..
This sourceThe Homepage of Integrational Linguistics. (Retrieved April 21, 2013).
- … transfers from A speaker's utterance is analyzed as a situational communicative act, while the grammarian's formal categories remain a separate descriptive construction. to Historical comparison distinguishes this framework from Roy Harris's integrationism and from generic claims that language is contextual..
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