Edward Sapir - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	Paleolinguist Phonologist DeWitt Clinton High School alumnus Linguist of Uto-Aztecan languages Person from Lębork President of the Linguistic Society of America owl:NamedIndividual 1884 birth 1939 death 20th-century anthropologist 20th-century linguist Academic Person American anthropologist American person of Lithuanian-Jewish descent Columbia College (New York) alumnus Columbia College person German Jews German emigrant to the United States Jewish anthropologist Member of the United States National Academy of Sciences Non-fiction writer Person from the Province of Pomerania Person from the former eastern territories of Germany Person of National Historic Significance (Canada) University of Chicago faculty Linguist from the United States Person from the Lower East Side Anthropological linguist Jewish American linguist Jewish American social scientist Linguist of Hokan languages Linguist of Navajo Linguist of Penutian languages Linguist of Yiddish Linguists of Chinookan language Linguists of Salishan language Linguists of Siouan language Linguists of Wakashan language President of the American Folklore Society Linguist of Algic languages
rdfs:label	Edward Sapir
owl:sameAs	dbr:Edward_Sapir
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skos:prefLabel	Edward Sapir
skos:altLabel	Edward Sapir's Sapir Sapir tradition Sapir's Sapir, Edward
clgo:birthDate	1884-01-26
clgo:birthPlace	Warsaw Pennsylvania Pomeranian Voivodeship (1919–1939) Manhattan Lębork New Jersey Lower East Side Connecticut Kingdom of Prussia New York City Pomerania New York (state)
clgo:birthYear	1884
clgo:deathYear	1939
clgo:institution	University of Chicago
clgo:languageFamily	Chinookan languages
clgo:occupation	Linguistics
clgo:spokenIn	California United States Mexico Canada
is clgo:author of	Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech
is clgo:influencedBy of	Ursula McConnel Benjamin Lee Whorf
is clgo:predecessor of	Diamond Jenness
is clgo:profession of	Tony Tillohash

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