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31: 223:'s much publicized work of the preceding years in the history of linguistics, contending that it was based on deficient and partisan scholarship. Although major specialists in the field were of the same opinion, the fierce and vilifying reactions by Chomsky and his followers made Aarsleff a controversial figure among Chomskyan theoretical linguists. 133:
in 1967 (re-issued 1983), and soon became a classic among historians of linguistics. He was a much sought-after guest speaker at many conferences and universities in and outside the United States. He stayed at Princeton, where he rose to the rank of full professor in 1972, for the rest of his
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Aarsleff's writings on Wilhelm von Humboldt caused controversy as they drew attention to the fact that Humboldt was heavily influenced by French philosophers and linguists, which was denied by established German scholarship. His writings on the French-Swiss linguist
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1988. “Introduction to ‘On Language. Wilhelm von Humboldt: The Diversity of Human Language-Structure and its Influence on the Mental Development of Mankind’, translated by Peter Heath with an introduction by Hans Aarsleff.” Cambridge: Cambridge University
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Right from the start, Aarsleff's work on the history of linguistics fanned out to cover the history of ideas, the history of philosophy, and the history of science, resulting in major essays on
129:, where he spent the next eight years until he came to Princeton in 1956. His doctoral dissertation, “The Study of Language in England, 1780–1860”, was completed in 1960. It was published by 246:
2001. “Etienne Bonnot de Condillac, ‘Essay on the Origin of Human Knowledge’, translated and edited by Hans Aarsleff, with an introduction.” Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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Gipper, H. (1981). "Schwierigkeiten beim Schreiben der Wahrheit in der Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft: zum Streit um das VerhÀltnis Wilhelm von Humboldts zu Herder".
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The kind of scholarship manifested by Aarsleff differs in quantity but not in quality from that recently displayed by Trevor-Roper in identifying the Hitler 'diaries'
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1982. “From Locke to Saussure. Essays on the Study of Language and Intellectual History.” London: University of Minnesota Press. London: The Athlone Press.
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After graduation from the gymnasium with distinction in 1943, majoring in science and mathematics, he studied English language and literature at the
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caused similar controversy, as he argued that Saussure's central ideas were strongly influenced by the French 19th-century philosopher-critic
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Oesterreicher, W. (1981). "Wem gehört Humboldt? Zum Einfluß der französischen AufklĂ€rung auf die Sprachphilosophie der deutschen Romantik".
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In 1970, Aarsleff published an article “The history of linguistics and Professor Chomsky” in the high-profile linguistic periodical
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Aarsleff, Hans (20 August 2004). "Duality the key: Saussure's debt to Taine in conceiving "the double essence of language"".
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Joseph, J. (9 January 2004). "Root and branch: Pictet's role in the crystallization of Saussure's thought".
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1967. “The Study of Language in England, 1780–1860.” Princeton: Princeton University Press.
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C. Hamans; P. Seuren. "Chomsky in search of a pedigree". In Kibbee, Douglas A. (ed.).
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1970. “The history of linguistics and Professor Chomsky.” Language 46: 570–585.
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Miel, J. (1969). "Pascal, Port-Royal, and Cartesian linguistics".
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since 1997. Aarsleff is a renowned specialist in the history of
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Salmon, V. (1969). "Review of Cartesian Linguistics".
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1978. “Taine and Saussure.” The Yale Review 68: 71–81.
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Princeton University
linguistics
history of ideas
philosophy
University of Copenhagen
University of Minnesota
Princeton University Press
American Philosophical Society
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Leibniz
Locke
Condillac
Wilhelm von Humboldt
Descartes
Herder
Charles C. Gillispie
John Wilkins
Thomas Sprat
Sorbonne
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Daniel Droixhe
Ferdinand de Saussure
Hippolyte Taine
Language
Noam Chomsky

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