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His philological work focused on the lexis, pronunciation, and orthography of English.
High school had provided him with excellent philological skills.
Most of what we know is based on traditional philological research, with literary texts as data.
Electronic scholarship and editing necessarily draw their primary models from longstanding philological practices in language study, textual scholarship, and bibliography.
They are well advised to leave philological matters alone.
Previously it had been customary to write monographs restricted to a single analytical, philological or historical perspective.
Philosophy, in short, was becoming an object for historical and philological studies.
Here was on offer a supremely confident philological and mathematical analysis of the contents of ancient theories - and so, what more could have been said?
Under the sway of the philological project, scholars have delved deeper and deeper into texts and into the past.
Few of these scholars, can be classified as, or be seen to be allied to the philological wing.
This development represented the victory of the 'literary and critical' over the 'philological and linguistic'.
However, these philological writings have almost no significance for those who don't know of their existence, and they are of no use to our intellectuals.
As his disciples - we all are, to some extent - we shall never equal his master y of both philological and mathematical skills.
For all peoples there comes a time when purifying their language becomes the most urgent philological task.
A valuable contribution in this area would typically come from a researcher who combines a good knowledge of generative grammar with solid philological competence.
Contributions which combine theoretical interest and philological acumen are especially welcome.
In such cases it is more a matter of the philological interpretation of written texts than anything resembling a discussion of speech forms.
He is concerned to bring together philological and sociolinguistic approaches, examining developments in the language from both an internal and external perspective.
