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History and historical linguistics: independence and connections

Patrick Honeybone

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(2) So... isn’t linguistics interested in people...? • hmmmm: how about the distinction between linguistics and sociolinguistics o is such a distinction reasonable? (isn’t sociolinguistics part of linguistics?) o is it the same as the distinction between competence and performance? o ... between language and the use of language? o so... is there a difference between historical linguistics and historical sociolinguistics...?

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Key concepts: Sociolinguistics, Linguistics, Sociocultural linguistics, Applied linguistics, Historical linguistics, Media linguistics, Quantitative linguistics, Theoretical linguistics