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NEO- OR POST-BLOOMFIELDIAN LINGUISTICS (BETWEEN BLOOMFIELDS 1933 LANGUAGE AND THE LATE 1950s)
intro
no central figure, but a variety of individuals who developed issues whose roots can be found in Bloomfields earlier statements the first generation to be employed as professional linguists linguistics claims to have a uniquely scientific approach to the study of language, based on the empiricist, logical-positivists views of contemporary philosophy of science
post-Bloomfieldians
Bernard Bloch, Charles Hockett, George Trager, Henry Lee Smith, Archibald Hill, Martin Joos, Rulon Wells solidarity and community of interests; they felt themselves to be a group of crusaders with a common mission Zellig Harris: supporter of rigorous and purely distributional methods; personally outside
successors of Sapir
Morris Swadesh, Mary Haas, Stanley Newman, Carl Voegelin attacked Sapirs mentalism