- Look up
polygenesis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Polygenesis can
refer to:
Polygenesis (linguistics), a
theory of
language origin Polygenism, a...
- language.
Polygenesis is not to be
confused with the wave theory,
originally propounded by
Johannes Schmidt. Some
proponents of
polygenesis are David...
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origins which posits the view that the
humans are of
different origins (
polygenesis). This view is
opposite to the idea of monogenism,
which posits a single...
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there (monogenesis); It
developed through several independent movements (
polygenesis); and It was a
continuation of true New
Testament Christianity (apostolic...
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founded the
American School of Ethnology. He put
forward the
theory of
Polygenesis claiming that
there is not one but
several human races who are in a hierarchical...
- Cf.
Language families, Glottolog. Nichols, Johanna.
Monogenesis or
Polygenesis: A
Single Ancestral Language for All Humanity? Ch. 58 of The
Oxford Handbook...
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linguists in the late 19th and
early 20th
centuries when the
doctrine of the
polygenesis of the
human races and
their languages was po****rised.: 190 The best-known...
- ISBN 978-0-203-27565-8,
retrieved 28 May 2021 Al-Jallad,
Ahmad (30 May 2011). "
Polygenesis in the
Arabic Dialects".
Encyclopedia of
Arabic Language and Linguistics...
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questions about whether there had been
multiple creations of
races (
polygenesis) and
whether God had
created lesser races. Many of the
foremost scientists...
- 567.
George List, "The
Distribution of a
Melodic Formula:
Diffusion or
Polygenesis?",
Yearbook of the
International Folk
Music Council, v. 10, (1978), pp...
