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Frederick B Agard

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ID409419
NAMEFrederick B Agard
GIVEN NAMESFrederick B
FAMILY NAMEAgard
SIGNATUREAGARD F B
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS21
TOTAL CITATIONS81
AUTHOR COUNT21
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1944
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1991
H-INDEX2
  • From Languages to Philology to Linguistics

    Frederick B Agard•CHAPTER•First Person Singular II•1991

  • A Course in Romance Linguistics

    Suzanne Fleischman, Jeffrey S Turley et al.•ARTICLE•Language•1987

  • A Course in Romance Linguistics

    Consuelo Lopez-Morillas, Consuelo López‐Morillas et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1986

  • Language and Dialect: Some Tentative Postulates

    Open Access•Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Linguistics•1971•Cited by: 1

  • The Sounds of English and Italian and The Grammatical Structures of English and Italian

    Frederick J Bosco, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•Italica•1967

  • Modern Approach to Spanish

    Karl J Reinhardt, Karl Reinhardt et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1965

  • Linguistic Divergence in Romance

    Joseph E Grimes, Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Language•1959•Cited by: 3

    This paper suggests a method of quantifying judgments of relative ‘closeness’ or ‘distance’ between related languages, and gives some results of its application. There is no speech community in which all speakers’ speech behavior is identical. The linguist defines a homogeneous speech community as one in which the members’ linguistic patterns are alike except for haphazard variations—haphazard as to type and magnitude and also as to the individua…

  • Kann das Phonemsystem einer Sprache durch fremden Einfluss umgestaltet werden

    Frederick B Agard, Gordon H Fairbanks et al.•ARTICLE•Language•1958

  • Structural Sketch of Rumanian

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Language•1958•Cited by: 2

    0. Dialects of the Rumanian language are spoken today in three rather widely separated areas of Balkan Europe, the largest by far being that of Rumania itself. Within boundaries very nearly approximating those of the Rumanian nation at its territorial maximum after World War I, some 15 to 20 millions of persons speak the mutually intelligible and very closely related DACO-RUMANIAN dialects: those of Muntenia, Oltenia, Transylvania, the Banat, Mol…

  • An Introduction to Descriptive Linguistics

    Open Access•Frederick B Agard, William G Moulton et al.•BOOK•Language•1956•Cited by: 74

    This second, revised edition of "An Introduction to Descriptive Linguistics" offers a comprehensive overview of linguistic analysis, focusing on the structuralist approach. It covers phonetics, phonemics, morphology, and syntax, providing detailed explanations and examples of analytical procedures. The book emphasizes the importance of rigorous descriptive methods for understanding the structure of any language, regardless of its genetic affiliat…

  • Manuel de langue roumaine: Grammaire, textes d'étude commentés avec index grammatical et glossaire

    Frederick B Agard, Alain Guillermou•ARTICLE•Language•1954

  • Noun Morphology in Romanian

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Language•1953

    This paper is a morphophonemic and morphemic study of a class of Romanian words defined by their inflectional behavior as nouns. The point of departure is an array of isolated examples in phonemic form; the result is a classification of nouns by morphological types and a morphemic formula. The corpus from which the examples are drawn consists of Romanian texts interpreted with the aid of native speakers, supplemented with utterances by the speake…

  • Speaking and Writing Spanish

    Lurline V Simpson, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1951

  • An Investigation of Second-Language Teaching

    Melvin E Valk, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1950

  • Present-Day Judaeo-Spanish in the United States

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Hispania•1950

    In the year 1492 an edict of sovereigns Ferdinand and Isabella, serving notice that persons of the Jewish faith had just three months in which to get out of Spain, affected about a quarter of a million souls. During the first millennium of the Christian era Jews had been well treated in the Peninsula, they had played a leading cultural role during the Arab occupation, and their contributions had reached a

  • An Investigation of Second-Language Teaching (Volume I)

    D Lincoln Canfield, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1949

  • The Cornell Language Program

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Hispania•1949•Cited by: 1

    Most readers of HISPANIA are aware, through one or another published report or through professional gossip, that Cornell University has had under way since October 1946 a large-scale, long-term program of experimental instruction in modern foreign languages. During the first year of the program's existence, an article on its establishment and main features was published in this journal by Professor J M. Cowan, Director of the Cornell Division of …

  • Spoken Portuguese

    Frederick B Agard, Margarida F Reno et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1948

  • The University of Chicago Language Investigation: A Report of Progress

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Hispania•1947

  • The University of Chicago Language Investigation Tests

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Hispania•1946

  • Brazilian Portuguese from Thought to Word

    L L Barrett, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1944

  • An Introduction to Descriptive Linguistics

    Open Access•Frederick B Agard, William G Moulton et al.•BOOK•Language•1956•Cited by: 74

    This second, revised edition of "An Introduction to Descriptive Linguistics" offers a comprehensive overview of linguistic analysis, focusing on the structuralist approach. It covers phonetics, phonemics, morphology, and syntax, providing detailed explanations and examples of analytical procedures. The book emphasizes the importance of rigorous descriptive methods for understanding the structure of any language, regardless of its genetic affiliat…

  • Linguistic Divergence in Romance

    Joseph E Grimes, Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Language•1959•Cited by: 3

    This paper suggests a method of quantifying judgments of relative ‘closeness’ or ‘distance’ between related languages, and gives some results of its application. There is no speech community in which all speakers’ speech behavior is identical. The linguist defines a homogeneous speech community as one in which the members’ linguistic patterns are alike except for haphazard variations—haphazard as to type and magnitude and also as to the individua…

  • Structural Sketch of Rumanian

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Language•1958•Cited by: 2

    0. Dialects of the Rumanian language are spoken today in three rather widely separated areas of Balkan Europe, the largest by far being that of Rumania itself. Within boundaries very nearly approximating those of the Rumanian nation at its territorial maximum after World War I, some 15 to 20 millions of persons speak the mutually intelligible and very closely related DACO-RUMANIAN dialects: those of Muntenia, Oltenia, Transylvania, the Banat, Mol…

  • Language and Dialect: Some Tentative Postulates

    Open Access•Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Linguistics•1971•Cited by: 1

  • The Cornell Language Program

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Hispania•1949•Cited by: 1

    Most readers of HISPANIA are aware, through one or another published report or through professional gossip, that Cornell University has had under way since October 1946 a large-scale, long-term program of experimental instruction in modern foreign languages. During the first year of the program's existence, an article on its establishment and main features was published in this journal by Professor J M. Cowan, Director of the Cornell Division of …

  • Brazilian Portuguese from Thought to Word

    L L Barrett, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1944

  • The University of Chicago Language Investigation Tests

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Hispania•1946

  • The University of Chicago Language Investigation: A Report of Progress

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Hispania•1947

  • Spoken Portuguese

    Frederick B Agard, Margarida F Reno et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1948

  • An Investigation of Second-Language Teaching (Volume I)

    D Lincoln Canfield, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1949

  • The Cornell Language Program

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Hispania•1949•Cited by: 1

    Most readers of HISPANIA are aware, through one or another published report or through professional gossip, that Cornell University has had under way since October 1946 a large-scale, long-term program of experimental instruction in modern foreign languages. During the first year of the program's existence, an article on its establishment and main features was published in this journal by Professor J M. Cowan, Director of the Cornell Division of …

  • An Investigation of Second-Language Teaching

    Melvin E Valk, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1950

  • Present-Day Judaeo-Spanish in the United States

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Hispania•1950

    In the year 1492 an edict of sovereigns Ferdinand and Isabella, serving notice that persons of the Jewish faith had just three months in which to get out of Spain, affected about a quarter of a million souls. During the first millennium of the Christian era Jews had been well treated in the Peninsula, they had played a leading cultural role during the Arab occupation, and their contributions had reached a

  • Speaking and Writing Spanish

    Lurline V Simpson, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1951

  • Noun Morphology in Romanian

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Language•1953

    This paper is a morphophonemic and morphemic study of a class of Romanian words defined by their inflectional behavior as nouns. The point of departure is an array of isolated examples in phonemic form; the result is a classification of nouns by morphological types and a morphemic formula. The corpus from which the examples are drawn consists of Romanian texts interpreted with the aid of native speakers, supplemented with utterances by the speake…

  • Manuel de langue roumaine: Grammaire, textes d'étude commentés avec index grammatical et glossaire

    Frederick B Agard, Alain Guillermou•ARTICLE•Language•1954

  • An Introduction to Descriptive Linguistics

    Open Access•Frederick B Agard, William G Moulton et al.•BOOK•Language•1956•Cited by: 74

    This second, revised edition of "An Introduction to Descriptive Linguistics" offers a comprehensive overview of linguistic analysis, focusing on the structuralist approach. It covers phonetics, phonemics, morphology, and syntax, providing detailed explanations and examples of analytical procedures. The book emphasizes the importance of rigorous descriptive methods for understanding the structure of any language, regardless of its genetic affiliat…

  • Kann das Phonemsystem einer Sprache durch fremden Einfluss umgestaltet werden

    Frederick B Agard, Gordon H Fairbanks et al.•ARTICLE•Language•1958

  • Structural Sketch of Rumanian

    Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Language•1958•Cited by: 2

    0. Dialects of the Rumanian language are spoken today in three rather widely separated areas of Balkan Europe, the largest by far being that of Rumania itself. Within boundaries very nearly approximating those of the Rumanian nation at its territorial maximum after World War I, some 15 to 20 millions of persons speak the mutually intelligible and very closely related DACO-RUMANIAN dialects: those of Muntenia, Oltenia, Transylvania, the Banat, Mol…

  • Linguistic Divergence in Romance

    Joseph E Grimes, Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Language•1959•Cited by: 3

    This paper suggests a method of quantifying judgments of relative ‘closeness’ or ‘distance’ between related languages, and gives some results of its application. There is no speech community in which all speakers’ speech behavior is identical. The linguist defines a homogeneous speech community as one in which the members’ linguistic patterns are alike except for haphazard variations—haphazard as to type and magnitude and also as to the individua…

  • Modern Approach to Spanish

    Karl J Reinhardt, Karl Reinhardt et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1965

  • The Sounds of English and Italian and The Grammatical Structures of English and Italian

    Frederick J Bosco, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•Italica•1967

  • Language and Dialect: Some Tentative Postulates

    Open Access•Frederick B Agard•ARTICLE•Linguistics•1971•Cited by: 1

  • A Course in Romance Linguistics

    Consuelo Lopez-Morillas, Consuelo López‐Morillas et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1986

  • A Course in Romance Linguistics

    Suzanne Fleischman, Jeffrey S Turley et al.•ARTICLE•Language•1987

  • From Languages to Philology to Linguistics

    Frederick B Agard•CHAPTER•First Person Singular II•1991

Linguistics (18 works) · Philosophy (18 works) · History (10 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Art (4 works) · Linguistics, Language Diversity, and Identity (4 works) · Physics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Applied linguistics (3 works) · Astronomy (3 works)

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