History and Philosophy of the Language Sciences

This series is dedicated to historical research into past and present approaches to the study of human language and languages, and to critical enquiry into their underlying principles, motivations and applications. The series publishes original monographs and collected volumes, as well as translations and critical editions of works of historical significance.

James McElvenny, University of Siegen

• Raúl Aranovich (UC Davis)
• Beijia Chen (Beijing Institute of Technology)
• Lia Formigari (La Sapienza University of Rome)
• Jean-Michel Fortis (University of Paris)
• Gerda Haßler (University of Potsdam)
• Christopher Hutton (Hong Kong)
• John Joseph (University of Edinburgh)
• Judith Kaplan (University of Pennsylvania)
• David Karlander (Uppsala University)
• Clemens Knobloch (University of Siegen)
• Martin Konvička (FU Berlin)
• Chloé Laplantine (University of Paris)
• Nicola McLelland (University of Nottingham)
• Kristine Palmieri (LMU Munich)
• Changliang Qu (Dalian University of Foreign Languages)
• Floris Solleveld (KU Leuven)
• Margaret Thomas (Boston College)
• Toon Van Hal (KU Leuven)

This series publishes books in English. Volumes in French or German are a possibility.

hpls@langsci-press.org