- many
investigators continue to
adhere to the
Neogrammarian doctrine.
Other contributions of the
Neogrammarians to
general linguistics were: The
object of...
- is the
Neogrammarians'
fundamental ****umption that "sound laws have no exceptions". When it was
initially proposed,
critics of the
Neogrammarians proposed...
- is that
sound change is regular. The
principle was
summarized by the
Neogrammarians in the late 19th
century in the
slogan "sound laws
suffer no exceptions"...
-
conditioning factor. That is the
traditional view
expressed by the
Neogrammarians. In the past decades, however, it has been shown[by whom?] that sound...
- up to Karl Brugmann's Grundriss,
published in the 1880s. Brugmann's
neogrammarian reevaluation of the
field and
Ferdinand de Saussure's
development of...
-
systematically transforms all
words of a language. From the 1870s, the
Neogrammarians proposed that
sound laws have no exceptions, as
illustrated by Verner's...
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axiom of
historical linguistics,
established by the
linguists of the
Neogrammarian school of
thought in the 19th century, is that
sound change is said...
-
Bartoli as a
reaction to the
Neogrammarians.
Along with the
Neoidealists it was one of the main
rivals of the
Neogrammarians,
until structuralism, which...
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