The linguist of the day
From Language List:
The Linguist of the Day section of our Fund Drive features the personal stories of linguists who have inspired us: stories that describe how they came to study linguistics in the first place, and the people or events that influenced them. Perhaps the stories will inspire you, too.
Includes Robert Blust, Bernard Comrie, and El Chomsky himself
Posted on 
April 4th, 2007 by 
Simon Greenhill
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