Historical Linguistics and Language Evolution: Linguistic Notes on Change Over Time Through Memory and Identity, Revitalization, Migration, Cognition, and Social Structures for Modern Linguists
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Historical Linguistics and Language Evolution: Linguistic Notes on Change Over Time Through Memory and Identity, Revitalization, Migration, Cognition, and Social Structures for Modern Linguists

by Daniel Dinkelman

Linguistics historical linguistics Language Evolution
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Historical Linguistics and Language Evolution examines language change through time, bringing together perspectives on memory, identity, revitalization, migration, cognition, and social structures. Written for modern linguists, it presents a broad framework for considering how languages develop within individual and social contexts.

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Historical Linguistics and Language Evolution explores the study of language change over time.

The book considers language through themes including memory, identity, revitalization, migration, cognition, and social structures.

Its focus connects linguistic development with the ways individuals and communities experience, preserve, and transform language.

Designed for modern linguists, it offers a broad perspective on the forces that shape evolving languages.

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