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Features

Features

One figure, and the essays that gather around their thought.

Ideas

Portrait photograph of Ferdinand de Saussure Ferdinand de Saussure Portrait of Edward Sapir (c. 1910) Edward Sapir Portrait of Ludwig Wittgenstein (1930) Ludwig Wittgenstein Portrait of Wilhelm von Humboldt (Thomas Lawrence, c. 1828) Wilhelm von Humboldt Portrait sculpture of Plato (Roman copy after a Greek original by Silanion) Plato Portrait sculpture of Aristotle (Roman copy after a Greek original by Lysippos) Aristotle Portrait engraving of Antoine Arnauld by Pierre Drevet, after Jean-Baptiste de Champaigne Antoine Arnauld Portrait photograph of Noam Chomsky (1961) Noam Chomsky Portrait of J. L. Austin (line-drawing illustration) J. L. Austin An abstract tree with nine branches radiating from a center — an original ToL illustration representing the genealogy of "what is language" A Genealogy of "What Is Language"

History

Portrait of William Jones (engraving, at about 37 years of age) William Jones Portrait photograph of Jacob Grimm by Franz Hanfstaengl Jacob Grimm Portrait photograph of Max Müller by Lewis Carroll Max Müller Portrait photograph of Otto Jespersen, c. 1919–21 Otto Jespersen Portrait of Rasmus Rask, lithograph by Emil Bærentzen Rasmus Rask Portrait of Franz Bopp, wood engraving, 1866 Franz Bopp Portrait of August Schleicher, engraving by Friedrich Kriehuber, 1869 August Schleicher Portrait of Karl Brugmann, photograph by Louis Pernitzsch, 1909 or earlier Karl Brugmann Portrait of David W. Anthony (illustration) David W. Anthony An abstract tree with branches radiating from a center — an original ToL illustration representing the genealogy of "why does language change" A Genealogy of "Why Does Language Change"

Modern Classics of Japanese

Portrait of Ōtsuki Fumihiko (collection of the Ichinoseki Municipal Museum, date unknown, before 1928) Ōtsuki Fumihiko Portrait of Yamada Yoshio (from Asahi Graph, December 2, 1953 issue) Yamada Yoshio Portrait of Hashimoto Shinkichi (photographer unknown, before 1930) Hashimoto Shinkichi A diagram of Arisaka Hideyo's name and the eight vowels of Nara-period Japanese (in place of a photograph) Arisaka Hideyo Portrait of Shinmura Izuru Shinmura Izuru Portrait of Orikuchi Shinobu (around 1940) Orikuchi Shinobu Portrait of Ueda Kazutoshi (1899) Ueda Kazutoshi Portrait of Kanazawa Shōzaburō (1949) Kanazawa Shōzaburō Matsushita Daizaburō's name with a diagram of his three units (sentence-unit, word, element), in place of a photograph Matsushita Daizaburō
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