From the Study of Ancient Texts to the Study of Talking People: 222 Years of Linguistics

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Clips mostly from Wikipedia, assembled by A. Szabolcsi in 2007. Selection based on lectures by Professor Zsigmond Telegdi at ELTE, Budpest, in the 1970s.

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