Erminnie A. Smith (1836–1886)

IF 0.2 4区文学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

Historiographia Linguistica Pub Date : 2022-06-03 DOI:10.1075/hl.00094.kil

Marcin Kilarski

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Abstract

In this paper I discuss the varied contributions of Erminnie Adele Smith (1836–1886), a linguist, ethnologist, and geologist, who has a significant but underestimated place in the history of the study of North American languages. Among others, Smith was among the first scholars to collaborate extensively with Indigenous consultants and the first woman in the history of Western linguistics who published works on grammatical gender. Such achievements point to the need to reconsider her life and work in the context of the reception of the first generation of women in American anthropology as well as the study of gender in Iroquoian languages since the mid-19th century.

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埃尔米尼·A·史密斯（1836-1886）

在本文中，我讨论了语言学家、民族学家和地质学家Erminnie Adele Smith（1836-1886）的各种贡献，他在北美语言研究史上有着重要但被低估的地位。史密斯是最早与土著顾问广泛合作的学者之一，也是西方语言学史上第一位发表语法性别著作的女性。这些成就表明，有必要在19世纪中期以来接受美国人类学第一代女性以及研究易洛魁语中的性别的背景下重新考虑她的生活和工作。

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