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Linguistic Atlas of New England
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Linguistic Atlas of New England

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  • Hans Kurath

    …the chief editor of the Linguistic Atlas of New England, the first comprehensive linguistic atlas of a large region.

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    …the chief editor of the Linguistic Atlas of New England, the first comprehensive linguistic atlas of a large region.

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  • Ferdinand de Saussure
    linguistics
    / Dialect atlases

    …results were published in the Linguistic Atlas of New England (with 734 maps) in 1939–43. Based on the methodological experience of Jaberg and Jud in their atlas of Italy and southern Switzerland, this work involved systematic investigations not only among the relatively uneducated but also among better educated, more cultured…

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    …results were published in the Linguistic Atlas of New England (with 734 maps) in 1939–43. Based on the methodological experience of Jaberg and Jud in their atlas of Italy and southern Switzerland, this work involved systematic investigations not only among the relatively uneducated but also among better educated, more cultured…

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