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Language: Its Nature, Development and Origin

Otto Jespersen · Language_and_Communication · 32 章

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PHONETIC SYMBOLS I.—§ 4. Jenisch.II.—§ 8. Wilhelm von Humboldt.II.—§ 9. Grimm Once More.III.—§ 6. Reconstruction.III.—§ 8. Max Müller and Whitney.IV.—§ 4. General Tendencies.V.—§ 7. Tone.VI.—§ 9. Summary.VII.—§ 9. Prepositions and Idioms.VIII.—§ 8. ‘Mamma’ and ‘Papa.’IX.—§ 7. Stump-words.X.—§ 7. New Languages.Chapter 14 XI.—§ 13. Translation-loans.XII.—§ 11. Romanic Languages.XIII.—§ 11. General Characteristics.XIV.—§ 12. Non-phonetic Changes.XV.—§ 11. Spreading of Sound Change.XV.—§ 14. Conclusion.XVI.—§ 10. Reconstruction.XVII.—§ 11. Verbal Concord.XVIII.—§ 9. Bantu Concord.XVIII.—§ 14. Summary.XIX.—§ 18. Brugmann’s Theory of Gender.XIX.—§ 19. Final Considerations.XX.—§ 12. Ancient and Modern Times.XXI.—§ 11. Poetry and Prose.XXI.—§ 16. Conclusion.INDEX FOOTNOTES THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE