William Labov: in memoriam
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William Labov, el lingüista que revolucionó la manera en que estudiamos el lenguaje, falleció el pasado 17 de diciembre a los 97 años. Labov nació el 4 de diciembre de 1927 en Rutherford, Nueva Jersey (Estados Unidos), y fue pionero en la exploración del lenguaje desde una perspectiva interdisciplinaria, más aún, multidisciplinaria.
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