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tdaxp
Are there any good books on the history of the Chinese language?
Email | Homepage | 04.21.09 - 12:24 pm | #
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razib
i'd like to know too! i certainly am curious....
Email | Homepage | 04.21.09 - 12:33 pm | #
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bioIgnoramus
What a pity that they didn't hire someone to write their abstract in decent English. Even in Stanford there must surely be someone who could do it.
Email | Homepage | 04.21.09 - 1:25 pm | #
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razib
the leader author has a british affiliation :-) you got confused by the editor's location.
Email | Homepage | 04.21.09 - 1:43 pm | #
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Richard Sharpe
Are there any good books on the history of the Chinese language?
Can you read Chinese?
Email | Homepage | 04.21.09 - 2:57 pm | #
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Luke Lea
I presume that refers to the spread of particular languages within a given area, not in the total number spoken?
Email | Homepage | 04.22.09 - 1:01 pm | #
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bioIgnoramus
Such rotten English from a Brit is inexcusable. Let the tumbrils roll.
Email | Homepage | 04.22.09 - 3:07 pm | #
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tdaxp
Richard, negative, not much.
Email | Homepage | 04.25.09 - 10:06 am | #
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Reader
Wikipedia actually has some pretty good stuff up on the history and regional variation of the Chinese language - probably as much as you'd be interested in knowing without actually speaking or reading any Chinese.
Email | Homepage | 04.28.09 - 8:50 pm | #
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