Selected Writings volume 2
Selected Writings volume 2
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By Ch. Bally and A. Sechehaye (Lausanne-Paris, 1916), Introduction, Ch. III; A. H. Gardiner, The Theory of Speech and Language (Oxford, 1932).
412 TOWARD A NOMOTHETIC SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE such as "sound, syllable, root, stem (theme), ending, word, sentence, various categories of words" really do "live in the language". "The people's insight into their language", i. E. Everything that we would now call the metalinguistic operations of the language community, "is not a fiction, is not a subjective... delusion, but", as Baudouin observed in 1870, "a genuine, positive function which can be defined by its properties and acts, confirmed objectively and factually proved", 75 since in general for Baudouin, the realist, "all sciences basically constitute one single science whose subject matter is reality". 76 Baudouin saw one of the conclusive proofs of the fact that the speech community recognizes the unity of the phoneme in the Russian and Polish rule of riming: despite the great technical refinement of both poetic traditions, there never was a poet or critic who rejected or blamed the riming of the back vowel y with the front vowel /, although these two vowels are rendered in both Russian and Polish orthography by two different letters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By Ch. Bally and A. Sechehaye (Lausanne-Paris, 1916), Introduction, Ch. III; A. H. Gardiner, The Theory of Speech and Language (Oxford, 1932).
412 TOWARD A NOMOTHETIC SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE such as "sound, syllable, root, stem (theme), ending, word, sentence, various categories of words" really do "live in the language". "The people's insight into their language", i. E. Everything that we would now call the metalinguistic operations of the language community, "is not a fiction, is not a subjective... delusion, but", as Baudouin observed in 1870, "a genuine, positive function which can be defined by its properties and acts, confirmed objectively and factually proved", 75 since in general for Baudouin, the realist, "all sciences basically constitute one single science whose subject matter is reality". 76 Baudouin saw one of the conclusive proofs of the fact that the speech community recognizes the unity of the phoneme in the Russian and Polish rule of riming: despite the great technical refinement of both poetic traditions, there never was a poet or critic who rejected or blamed the riming of the back vowel y with the front vowel /, although these two vowels are rendered in both Russian and Polish orthography by two different letters.
What to read after Selected Writings volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roman Jakobson to read onlineMoreLess
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