History of Linguistics

EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY DISCLAIMER. I do not own the information from this video. Most of it was taken from Jean Aichinson's Teach Yourself Linguistics. Chapter 3. The Study of Language. The pictures are not mine either. They were taken from the internet.

[@Javo_Non]

I was going to comment that a mention to usage based linguistics would have been nice, but wow this is a 12 year old video. Thanks for it!

[@safiaizhar809]

You are a life saver. thank you for such an amazing lecture. Stay blessed

[@Mooreover]

Now that we are under quarantine, this lecture is so helpful omg thank you sir. Just thinking me rn is helped by you 9yrs. Ago

[@Evhano]

I'm glad I could help you!!

[@ngastakvakis4425]

This is some information about the "History of linguistics", not "Historical linguistics"... But informative nonetheless.

[@Evhano]

Arda Sevan Thank you very much for clarifying it. You are right. I'll change it

[@habibag1120]

As students sometimes we don't pay attention to such titles and we fail in the exam at the end.

[@safiaizhar809]

Brilliant presentation. Thank you for sharing.

[@Evhano]

Thank you. I'm glad you find it useful

[@user-ht2dg7yc8n]

Thank you so much 🇩🇿🇩🇿💚

[@eena5112]

Omg I'm also Algerian and I'm trying to finish my linguistics homework and this helped a looot 😭

[@soumyadipbiswas174]

Useful for me in 2020

[@StudioBloxian]

Thank-you for making and posting this video :)

[@aymanmazouz2538]

That is Very helpful ! 🙏

[@habibag1120]

would you plz mention some names of those young grammarians, sir?

[@Evhano]

Sure. Karl Brugmann, Wilhelm Braune and Adolf Noreen, among others

[@habibag1120]

@@Evhano thank you so much Mr. Christian. I really appreciate your answer.

[@nabilsabri1349]

Hello! Thank you for the video. The 1st question is about [in history of linguistics] or [in historical linguistics] ?

[@Evhano]

Hello. It's about the history of Linguistics

[@asmaboudar3381]

plz sir what's the diffrence btw history of ling and historical ling ??

[@Evhano]

Hello Bẳttâ Shïñy. History of Linguistics is the account of occurrences related to Linguistics in a timeline. Historical Linguistics on the other hand, is an approach to language analysis. Language can be analysed diachronically, through a period of time; or synchronically, at a specific point in time.

[@asmaboudar3381]

Christian Cristoful Scappini Thank you very much Sir :)

[@nailahriaz]

Informative!

[@ibrirkawthar1106]

Thank you so much

[@zaynabhassan323]

Pleas can you answering the question

[@Evhano]

Which question?

[@crisk.krisk6283]

what is generative grammer and how does it differ from dis language

[@theMajesty0o0]

i really appreciated u indeed

[@lic.axeljardelbaezgarcia5642]

hi mr cristoful xd here your i am, seeing your video xs see you at ISE

[@mebeasensei]

But Linguistics now has long left Chomsky behind...and now people do go back to looking at words rather than phrase rules (Dependency Grammars) or entire segments or sentences based on what is indeed observed..and there is no structure like Chomsky proposed. But your lecture gives listeners the impression that Chomskian linguistics is compemporary?

[@Evhano]

Well, the video was published ten years ago

[@mebeasensei]

@@Evhano Yes, thank you. BUt Cognitive Linguistics has been booming since the 1980s and dependency-based grammar has boomed in the 20th century. Nowadays, Construction Grammar is also popular. I just do not understand why so many people think that Generative grammar equals modern linguistics. But thanks. I liked the video.

[@Javo_Non]

​@@Evhanohaha just commented exactly that

[@PakEnglishLearningAcademy]

Maslah

[@shafimuhammad1227]

i m student of afaghni/pashto language linguistc student . i feel fruod.

[@Evhano]

Why do you feel like that?

[@smbb653]

I thought Noam Chomsky was called the father of Modern Linguistics??!

[@Evhano]

Nope. Actually it is Ferdinand de Saussure

[@microqueen69]

Noam Chomsky was the one who proposed Universal Grammar Theory

[@rosaelenalopezgutierrez6669]

both of them are considered fathers of linguistics however Ferdinand was the first father of linguistics and Norm Chomsky was considered the *Modern* father of linguistics

[@kristeljanegalvan7089]

PNU II-5? 😹

[@shahlashalu9289]

Hehe...after 12 years...😂🏃

[@piggreat7692]

小哥的声音太骚了

[@Evhano]

Yeah, I was not very good dealing with the microphone

[@Badobadi1212]

Pond Shaw ko

[@user-ht2dg7yc8n]

Thank you so much 🇩🇿🇩🇿💚