Historical Linguistics explores different aspects of language change. The most commonly studied areas in historical linguistics are: Etymology: Studying the reconstruction and origin of words.

Historical Linguistics (also called Diachronic Linguistics) is a field of Linguistics that concerns the study of language change. It sounds similar to History of Linguistics and therefore, the two ...

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An advanced study of historical language change and language relationships. The course examines reasons for and types of language change, and methods for reconstructing earlier language forms. The ...

Linguistics research at Brandeis involves topics in theoretical phonology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics; historical linguistics; language acquisition and bilingualism; natural language processing ...

Linguistics at Ulster University spans a wide range of areas in the discipline. Particular strengths are in the areas of syntax, semantics, pragmatics, language acquisition, bilingualism, language ...

Blink has acquired a 'linguistic odyssey through the history of our alphabet' from Danny Bate in a four-way auction.

The CU Department of Linguistics has a strong commitment to excellence in research ... the use of language to index aspects of social identity, and the ontogenetic and historical development of ...