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• line 66: Friday in Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paolo. He was

• line 100: accompanying Einstein's theory of gravitation include Riemannian geometry
• line 140: formulated. Einstein's framework replaces "force" with "field". The so
• line 224: Einstein were to make claims of the type that we linguists make, physics

• line 173: simpler. (A Einstein)

• line 268: rewrite of the language (of geometries) question which Einstein
• line 270: Linguist, Einstein in his later life paid homage many times to

• line 133: from 7 through 9 November 1996, at the Einstein Forum Potsdam, Am

• line 141: I'm glad this was brought up, since this was Einstein's basic

• line 522: Einstein. Revised edition. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.

• line 159: intuition is a personal experience - Einstein's intuition that "time"

• line 60: Einstein shows he is no Popperian but I would doubt that anyone questions

• line 96: Language' in order for the entire universe to work (see the Einstein-

• line 312: central to Einstein's theory of relativity. Einstein's theory of

• line 149: brain/mind makes no more sense than localizing Einstein's equations in

• line 202: Albert Einstein.

• line 291: Bank address: 250 Av. Albert Einstein, F-06560 Valbonne

• line 271: Bank address: 250 Av. Albert Einstein, F-06560 Valbonne

• line 101: Alford, Dan Moonhawk, "Is Whorf's Relativity Einstein's Relativity?",

• line 42: From: gracem@einstein.com.ar ("Graciela Moyano")
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• line 58: From: gracem@einstein.com.ar ("graciela moyano")
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• line 140: Einstein appropriated it in simplified form for physics and mathematical

• line 64: >possible influence of Saussure on the development of Einstein's theory of
• line 68: >Speaking of a possible vehicle for Sausure --> Einstein influence, a
• line 69: >friend/roomate? of Einstein's who was a student of Saussure's, Jakobson
• line 115: work in the classroom. Not as bad a situation as Einstein himself

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• line 56: Speaking of a possible vehicle for Sausure --> Einstein influence, a
• line 57: friend/roomate? of Einstein's who was a student of Saussure's, Jakobson

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• line 55: For Jakobson's view that Einstein's relativity theory was
• line 71: of his wife, I was surprised to hear that "Einstein ... acknowledged
• line 74: generous comment by Einstein has been exaggerated by a
• line 78: be relative" was not one of Einstein's insights. It has been present
• line 79: in physics since Galileo; Einstein's contributions were some much more
• line 87: titles of Einstein's theories, to construe relativism, plain and
• line 88: simple, as the fount of modern physics. Associates of Einstein with

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• line 50: Dear Friends, a few days ago I posted a query concerning Einstein and
• line 59: anything linking Albert Einstein's theory of Relativity with his
• line 64: linking Einstein and Saussure in any way? Thanks for your help.
• line 75: Einstein, which said that Einstein, when a student in Switzerland, had
• line 79: relativity may have contributed to Einstein's theory of physical
• line 84: I don't have a direct link between Einstein and Saussure, but you might
• line 87: concept of relativity in two books published in 1916, one by Einstein
• line 96: Einstein in several articles and presentations. Jost Winteler comes into
• line 105: ideas that had so taken Einstein. To do this, I will give a somewhat more
• line 119: Till the last of his days, Einstein remembered Winteler fondly and
• line 123: worth reading for anyone interested in Einstein and linguistics. --Douglas
• line 128: Einstein's time spent in Switzerland, among other things.)
• line 137: - ---. 1985. "Einstein and the Science of Language." In Roman Jakobson:
• line 139: the Einstein Centennial Symposium in Jerusalem, March 16, 1979, and
• line 140: published in Albert Einstein: Historical and Cultural Perspectives, ed. G.
• line 148: P.S. I have found a number of sources in which Einstein and Saussure are

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• line 103: or seen anything linking Albert Einstein's theory of Relativity
• line 108: one help with a citation linking Einstein and Saussure in any way?

• line 77: anything, with Einstein's "relativity principle" (which I covered in my
• line 78: also BLS, 1980?, paper, "Is Whorf's Relativity Einstein's Relativity?").
• line 87: beachless desert), Whorf was upping the ante on Einstein, who argued that
• line 122: do with Einstein's; and 4) Whorf was a universalist as well as a

• line 82: ) Albert Einstein:

• line 75: To coin a phrase that sums it up (with apologies to Albert Einstein):

• line 75: To coin a phrase that sums it up (with apologies to Albert Einstein):

• line 117: Whorf took one step, in transforming Einstein's relativity principle
• line 175: [N7] Einstein also had the larger language issues in mind, which he

• line 117: wants to call the cultural stream to which he belongs. Einstein's relativity,

• line 61: worldviews. David Bohm, a co-worker with Einstein, was the

• line 277: quote from an Einstein so noone can object to a statement as simply

• line 185: seeing her quote Einstein for contemporary linguists, it's
• line 190: tested/falsified, while principles, as in the Einstein quotation,
• line 201: to useful or non-useful results. Einstein's principle of relativity
• line 205: Einstein's famous statement the "Einstein Hypothesis").
• line 327: &gt;to quote from an Einstein so no one can object to a statement
• line 350: it is important to note that the decision to quote Einstein in the con-
• line 385: Fromkin's quote of Einstein implicitly assumes that when Einstein refers

• line 134: &gt;God-Given -- but as Einstein put it for physics " the empirical contents

• line 87: God-Given -- but as Einstein put it for physics "the structure of the theory

• line 76: 250, rue Albert Einstein

• line 156: old classic work, e.g. Newton, Einstein, Go"del, in textbooks (both

• line 93: 250, rue A. Einstein

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• line 377: Albert Einstein's assistant at Princeton. A brother was an immunologist

• line 64: Einstein, Margaret Mead, etc., whose ideas seem intuitively

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• line 101: Re Einstein and the origins of the Principle of Relativity: My own checking

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• line 103: &gt; Ralf Thiede alludes to Einstein's having come up with the principle of

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• line 155: Ralf Thiede alludes to Einstein's having come up with the principle of
• line 157: time (was due, I think, to Newton in fact). What Einstein did was to

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• line 49: The anecdote about Einstein getting the idea of relativity from
• line 51: Roman Jakobson and Linda Waugh, p. 17. Einstein lodged with
• line 52: Winteler when he (Einstein) was a student. Winteler, a phonologist
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• line 64: I think Einstein has graduated to a new topic in our discussion, which is
• line 66: guage variation. Geoffrey Russom's recollection that Einstein had some
• line 68: and Nancy L. Dray's anecdote on the two letter editors of Einstein and
• line 71: Einstein's Theory of Relativity which influenced similar observations in
• line 74: sported an oversized poster of Einstein and who formulated an explicit
• line 80: Now what if the hints on Einstein's contacts with linguistics can be con-
• line 83: linguistics first before Einstein came up with a similar one in physics?
• line 84: Anyone who looks at Einstein's letter exchanges, writings, biographies will
• line 86: look through the index of Nathan and Norden's _Einstein on Peace_. Gipper
• line 95: Is anyone aware of any influence of 'Humboldtian' thought on Einstein?

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• line 108: In re Geoffrey Russom's 21 Sept note concerning Einstein's contacts
• line 114: my understanding is that Einstein did have some contact with Roman
• line 117: development of the theories of either Einstein or Jakobson. As it
• line 121: the guests happened to include both the editor of Einstein's letters
• line 124: between Einstein and Jakobson, but I don't remember the content.
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• line 139: &gt;Michael Ka[c] asserts that "Einstein wasn't a linguist" counts as a
• line 142: &gt;by Einstein's contacts with a Swiss scholar who introduced him to the
• line 145: Zellig Harris's wife, a physicist, was Einstein's assistant at
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• line 340: In re Geoffrey Russom's 21 Sept note concerning Einstein's contacts
• line 346: my understanding is that Einstein did have some contact with Roman
• line 349: development of the theories of either Einstein or Jakobson. As it
• line 353: the guests happened to include both the editor of Einstein's letters
• line 356: between Einstein and Jakobson, but I don't remember the content.
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• line 371: &gt;Michael Ka[c] asserts that "Einstein wasn't a linguist" counts as a
• line 374: &gt;by Einstein's contacts with a Swiss scholar who introduced him to the
• line 377: Zellig Harris's wife, a physicist, was Einstein's assistant at

• line 115: Michael Kak asserts that "Einstein wasn't a linguist" counts as a
• line 118: by Einstein's contacts with a Swiss scholar who introduced him to the

• line 119: uninteresting ones. Einstein wasn't a linguist.

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