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To browse Academia. Jens Erland Braarvig. Colin Renfrew. James Clackson. Amitabh V Dwivedi. Brett C Nelson. Johanna Laakso. In the tradition of historical Uralistics, the silent assumption seems to be that the speaker communities of reconstructed proto-languages were predominantly monolingual. It is also connected to the traditions of ethnic archaeology which emphasized continuity of settlement and led to the reconstruction of large and linguistically stable primeval homes.
However, it seems increasingly probable that prehistoric speaker communities were small, surroun- ded by other languages and possibly multilingual. Moreover, prehistoric multilingual speakers probably understood their languages as distinct codes, which means that lateral transmission borrowing was not free or unconstrained.
Traces of prehistoric multilingualism are not easy to identify, but systematic searches for substratum in the oldest lexical layers, perhaps even for typological anomalies, might provide avenues for further research. Advances in the emergence of language, human cognition, and modern cultures. Christopher Henshilwood. Stephen G Nichols. Educational Challenges in Multilingual Societies, ed. Zubeida Desai et al.
Sanjay Sonawani. This book throws a new light on the origin problem of languages. It also rebukes the theory of PIE languages and dispersals of its speakers and a new theory about origins has been proposed. This book can help readers to understand what caused the emergence of the various languages on Earth and the factors that were responsible for the creation of different groups of languages.
The multi-disciplinary approach taken in this book solves the puzzle that has been baffling mankind for ages. The hotly debated issue of language groups and the controversies that erupted over racist or supremacist theories have been strongly denied in this book based on solid evidence. The geological connection with the languages and general regional psychologies has been established in this book providing a new perspective to look at the language issue.