1
was published in 1911
2
term used for the school founded by Boas, for reasons that will be discussed shortly
3
the 1920 and 1930 were the years at Rudolf Carnap and the Vienna Circle flourished
4
was a nephew of a leading American historical linguist, Maurice Bloomfield
5
tended to think of abstract linguistic theorizing as a means to the end of successful practical description of a particular languages
6
a characteristic of the school founded by Boas was
7
came to scholarly maturity at a period when philosophers attributed a peculiarly lofty position to science
8
born in Westphalia
9
had seized the attention of the scholarly world by inventing a new way of looking at phoneme
10
book appeared in 1933
