- "speech, utterance". In an
academic sense,
there are no
professional neologists,
because the
study of such
things (e.g., of
cultural or
ethnic vernacular)...
- Eric
Arthur Blair (25 June 1903 – 21
January 1950) was an
English novelist, poet, essayist, journalist, and
critic who
wrote under the pen name of George...
- 27, 1759 –
August 23, 1831) was a
Hungarian author, poet, translator,
neologist, an
agent in the
regeneration of the
Hungarian language and literature...
- Mermin, N.
David (April 1981). "E
Pluribus Boojum: the
physicist as
neologist" (PDF).
Physics Today. pp. 46–53.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on...
-
community affiliated with Neologicism. In 1877, it
split into an
innovative Neologist faction led by
Aronsohn Löbl and a
nationalist Orthodox group led by Adler...
- obscure, little-read, and, thus, misunderstood.[citation needed] A
master neologist,
Browne appears at
number 69 in the
Oxford English Dictionary's list of...
- Stanisław
Herman Lem (Polish: [staˈɲiswaf ˈlɛm] ; 12
September 1921 – 27
March 2006) was a
Polish writer. He was the
author of many novels,
short stories...
- Венцловић ; fl. 1680–1749) was a priest, writer, poet, orator, philosopher,
neologist, polyglot, and illuminator. He was one of the
first and most
notable representatives...
-
classical classification of his work difficult, so he
defined himself as a
neologist since the seventies; the term
itself is a
neologism which underlines the...
-
James Augustine Aloysius Joyce (born
James Augusta Joyce; 2
February 1882 – 13
January 1941) was an
Irish novelist, poet, and
literary critic. He contributed...
