H Paul Manning
Biographic Data
| ID | 288455 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Paul Manning |
| GIVEN NAMES | H Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Manning |
| SIGNATURE | MANNING H P |
| AFFILIATIONS | American Councils for International Education |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The geology of railway embankments
Describing Dialect and Defining Civilization in an Early Georgian Nationalist Manifesto
The streets of Bethesda
Sociolinguistic debates about the fate of the Welsh language have since at least the mid-20th century posited the relationship between language and political economy as a central factor in the death or rebirth of the Welsh language since the Industrial Revolution. Such studies have been concerned primarily with empirical head counts of actual speakers and the movements of populations and distributions of languages as determined by political econo…
The Word made land
Article The Word made land: Incarnationalism and the spatial poetics and pragmatics of largesse in medieval Cornish drama was published on September 18, 2003 in the journal Semiotica (volume 2003, issue 146)
Disciplines and Nations
It is arguable that no figure in Soviet lingui stics has had more influence on that and related disciplines than the Georgian linguist Nikolaj Jakovlevich Marr (in Georgian, Niko Iakobisdze Mari) ( 1864- 1934). This influence was so powerful and pervasive that its end was stipulated by no less a figure than Joseph Stalin, in no less a venue than a "debate on linguistics" held on the pages of Pravda in 1950. Marr's role in the development of Sovie…
English Money and Welsh Rocks
In 1893 a Welsh poet with the bardic name Glan Elsi uttered a remarkable vaticination that seemed to unite the fate of the Welsh language and the Welsh slate quarrier:Dearest old Welsh, if ever it dies,From the lips of a quarrier, I think, will come the final word.John Owen (Glan Elsi), “Y Chwarelwr” [The quarrier]. Cymru 5, 1893, p. 112.What is immediately remarkable is that such an identification of a modern proletariat (as opposed, for example…
The craft of reference
Indexical operators and scope relations in the Old Georgian relative clause
Old Georgian distinguishes relative pronouns from interrogative pronouns optionally by means of clitics called relative particles, including a three-term set of deictic elements, ese, ege, igi. Traditional accounts have claimed that the selection from among these particles is determined by the indexical category of person. In fact, the selection of relative particle is the result of the determinate interaction of three sets of independent variabl…
Fluid intransitivity in Middle Welsh
Describing Dialect and Defining Civilization in an Early Georgian Nationalist Manifesto
The streets of Bethesda
Sociolinguistic debates about the fate of the Welsh language have since at least the mid-20th century posited the relationship between language and political economy as a central factor in the death or rebirth of the Welsh language since the Industrial Revolution. Such studies have been concerned primarily with empirical head counts of actual speakers and the movements of populations and distributions of languages as determined by political econo…
English Money and Welsh Rocks
In 1893 a Welsh poet with the bardic name Glan Elsi uttered a remarkable vaticination that seemed to unite the fate of the Welsh language and the Welsh slate quarrier:Dearest old Welsh, if ever it dies,From the lips of a quarrier, I think, will come the final word.John Owen (Glan Elsi), “Y Chwarelwr” [The quarrier]. Cymru 5, 1893, p. 112.What is immediately remarkable is that such an identification of a modern proletariat (as opposed, for example…
The geology of railway embankments
The craft of reference
Fluid intransitivity in Middle Welsh
Indexical operators and scope relations in the Old Georgian relative clause
Old Georgian distinguishes relative pronouns from interrogative pronouns optionally by means of clitics called relative particles, including a three-term set of deictic elements, ese, ege, igi. Traditional accounts have claimed that the selection from among these particles is determined by the indexical category of person. In fact, the selection of relative particle is the result of the determinate interaction of three sets of independent variabl…
The craft of reference
Disciplines and Nations
It is arguable that no figure in Soviet lingui stics has had more influence on that and related disciplines than the Georgian linguist Nikolaj Jakovlevich Marr (in Georgian, Niko Iakobisdze Mari) ( 1864- 1934). This influence was so powerful and pervasive that its end was stipulated by no less a figure than Joseph Stalin, in no less a venue than a "debate on linguistics" held on the pages of Pravda in 1950. Marr's role in the development of Sovie…
English Money and Welsh Rocks
In 1893 a Welsh poet with the bardic name Glan Elsi uttered a remarkable vaticination that seemed to unite the fate of the Welsh language and the Welsh slate quarrier:Dearest old Welsh, if ever it dies,From the lips of a quarrier, I think, will come the final word.John Owen (Glan Elsi), “Y Chwarelwr” [The quarrier]. Cymru 5, 1893, p. 112.What is immediately remarkable is that such an identification of a modern proletariat (as opposed, for example…
The Word made land
Article The Word made land: Incarnationalism and the spatial poetics and pragmatics of largesse in medieval Cornish drama was published on September 18, 2003 in the journal Semiotica (volume 2003, issue 146)
The geology of railway embankments
Describing Dialect and Defining Civilization in an Early Georgian Nationalist Manifesto
The streets of Bethesda
Sociolinguistic debates about the fate of the Welsh language have since at least the mid-20th century posited the relationship between language and political economy as a central factor in the death or rebirth of the Welsh language since the Industrial Revolution. Such studies have been concerned primarily with empirical head counts of actual speakers and the movements of populations and distributions of languages as determined by political econo…
History (7 works) · Linguistics (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Historical Studies of British Isles (4 works) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (4 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (4 works)