Laurent Sagart

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Laurent Sagart is affiliated with the following schools: Université Paris Cité, Paris Diderot University

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PhD Linguistics Université Paris Cité
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According to Wikipedia, Laurent Sagart is a senior researcher at the Centre de recherches linguistiques sur l'Asie orientale unit of the French National Centre for Scientific Research . Biography Born in Paris in 1951, he earned his Ph.D. in 1977 at the University of Paris 7 and his doctorat d'État in 1990 at University of Aix-Marseille 1. His early work focused on Chinese dialectology. He then turned his attention to Old Chinese, attempting a reconstruction of Old Chinese that separated word roots and affixes. His recent work, in collaboration with William H. Baxter, is a reconstruction of Old Chinese that builds on earlier scholarship and in addition takes into account paleography, phonological distinctions in conservative Chinese dialects as well as the early layers of Chinese loanwords to Vietic, Hmong-Mien and to a lesser extent, Kra-Dai. A reconstruction of 4,000 Chinese characters has been published online. Their 2014 book has been awarded the Leonard Bloomfield Book Award from the Linguistic Society of America.

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A crosslinguistic investigation of vowel formants in babbling (1989) (227)
Discernible differences in the babbling of infants according to target language (1984) (198)
The roots of old Chinese (1999) (180)
Old Chinese: A New Reconstruction (2014) (157)
The peopling of East Asia : putting together archaeology, linguistics and genetics (2005) (114)
The Higher Phylogeny of Austronesian and the Position of Tai-Kadai (2004) (100)
Dated language phylogenies shed light on the ancestry of Sino-Tibetan (2019) (97)
CHINESE AND AUSTRONESIAN: EVIDENCE FOR A GENETIC RELATIONSHIP (1993) (68)
Pulleyblank E. (1991) Lexicon of Reconstructed Pronunciation in Early Middle Chinese, Late Middle Chinese and Early Mandarin Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press. (1991) (62)
Phonetic analysis of late babbling: a case study of a French child (1981) (61)
The expansion of Setaria farmers in East Asia: A linguistic and archaeological model (2008) (61)
Tai-Kadai as a subgroup of Austronesian (2006) (50)
SINO-TIBETO-AUSTRONESIAN: AN UPDATED AND IMPROVED ARGUMENT (2005) (47)
Tone production in modern standard chinese : an electromyographic investigation (1986) (47)
[ARCHAEOLOGY AND COMPARATIVE LINGUISTICS IN CHINA AND THE PHILIPPINES] The vocabulary of cereal cultivation and the phylogeny of East Asian languages (2008) (47)
Word formation in Old Chinese (1998) (44)
How Many Independent Rice Vocabularies in Asia? (2011) (41)
Reply to Matisoff on the Handbook of Proto-Tibeto-Burman: System and philosophy of Sino-Tibetan reconstruction (2008) (32)
Timing in late babbling (1981) (31)
Handbook of Proto-Tibeto-Burman: System and philosophy of Sino-Tibeto-Burman reconstruction. By James A. Matisoff (2006) (29)
Acoustic Investigations of Cross-linguistic Variability in Babbling (1986) (29)
Reconstructing the *s- Prefix in Old Chinese (2012) (29)
Proto-Austronesian and Old Chinese evidence for Sino-Austronesian (1994) (26)
HLA genetic diversity and linguistic variation in East Asia (2005) (26)
No limits to borrowing: The case of Bai and Chinese (2008) (22)
New Views on Old Chinese Phonology (1993) (21)
The Chinese names of the four directions (2004) (21)
The origin of Chinese tones (1999) (20)
Milk and the Indo-Europeans (2017) (16)
Reconstructing old Chinese uvulars in the baxter-sagart system (Version 0.99)' (2009) (14)
Sources of Middle Chinese Manner Types: Old Chinese Prenasalized Initials in Hmong-Mien and Sino-Tibetan Perspective * (2003) (14)
On the Departing Tone. (1986) (13)
A candidate for a Tibeto-Burman innovation (2017) (13)
The History and Development of Tonal Systems and Tone Alternations in South China (1990) (11)
Comparing linguistic and genetic relationships among east asian populations: a study of the Rh and GM polymorphisms (2005) (11)
HISTORY THROUGH LOANWORDS (2001) (10)
History through loanwords: The loan correspondences between Hani and Chinese (2001) (10)
Gan, Hakka and the Formation of Chinese Dialects * (2002) (9)
Is Puyuma a Primary Branch of Austronesian? (2010) (8)
In Defense of the Numeral-based Model of Austronesian Phylogeny, and of Tsouic (2014) (8)
The Strata of Bai (1998) (6)
Chinese "Buy" and "Sell" and the Direction of Borrowings Between Chinese and Hmong-Mien: a Response To Haudricourt and Stregker1 (1995) (6)
A northern Chinese origin of Austronesian agriculture: new evidence on traditional Formosan cereals (2018) (6)
Is Puyuma a Primary Branch of Austronesian?: A Rejoinder (2013) (5)
The Higher Phylogeny of Austronesian: A Response to Winter (2013) (5)
Hypothesis on the Origins of the Communal Family System (1992) (5)
Nanxiong and Hakka (2000) (5)
Reconstructing Old Chinese uvulars in the Baxter-Sagart system (ver. 0.97) (2007) (5)
On intransitive nasal prefixation in Sino-Tibetan languages (2006) (5)
Siraya: Retrieving the phonology, grammar and lexicon of a dormant Formosan language by Alexander Adelaar (review) (2013) (4)
The wider connections of Austronesian: a response to Blust, 2009 (2016) (4)
The GM genetic polymorphism in Taiwan aborigines : new data revealing remarkable differentiation patterns (2008) (4)
Old Chinese reconstruction: A response to Schuessler (2017) (3)
The homeland of Sino-Tibetan-Austronesian: where and when ? (2011) (3)
Austronesian and Chinese words for the millets (2017) (2)
Liangdao Man and Austronesian origins (2016) (2)
PAN MORPHOLOGY IN PHYLOGENETIC PERSPECTIVE (2009) (2)
Questions of Method in Chinese-Tibeto-Burman Comparison (1995) (2)
The contribution of linguistic palaeontology to the homeland of Austro-Asiatic GÉRARD DIFFLOTH (2005) (2)
The evidence for Old Chinese (2014) (2)
An overview of the reconstruction (2014) (2)
A new collection of descriptions of languages of China (2003) (2)
Old Chinese Word Structure. (2007) (1)
Discussion note: a reply to J. A. Matisoff's “a key etymology” (1994) (1)
A List of Sung Him Tong Hakka Words of Dubious Etymology (1982) (1)
A Hypothesis on the Origin of Old Chinese Pharyngealization (上古漢語咽化聲母來源的一個假設) (2016) (1)
Chinese, Austronesian, Indo-European (A Reply to Prof Pulleyblank) (1996) (1)
A model of the origin of Kra-Dai tones (2019) (1)
Chinese `buy' and `sell' and the direction of borrowings between Chinese and Miao-Yao (1995) (1)
The 14th International Symposium on Chinese Languages and Linguistics (IsCLL-14) (2014) (0)
23. Other Cultivated Plants (1999) (0)
Old Chinese. A New Reconstruction, 2014 (2010) (0)
28.4 Money coin (1999) (0)
Old Chinese onsets (2014) (0)
27.2 Boat (1999) (0)
2.6 Working hypothesis (1999) (0)
22.2 Rice (1999) (0)
20.1 Deer (1999) (0)
21.3 Child (kinship term) (1999) (0)
A 250-item list of Old Chinese vocabulary in the Baxter-Sagart reconstruction (2020) (0)
Notes et documents: A new collection of descriptions of languages of China (2003) (0)
A Chinese cognate for tibeto-burman *Mliy "Earth, Country". (1985) (0)
25.2 Vegetables (1999) (0)
16.2 The third-person pronoun (1999) (0)
9.1 The reconstruction of *k- (1999) (0)
22.3 Wheat (1999) (0)
2.1 The Asian look of Old Chinese words (1999) (0)
1.3 Methodology of reconstruction (1999) (0)
11.2 Infixed -l- in the Jin dialects (1999) (0)
10.2 Voiced stop prefixes (1999) (0)
24.3 Fowl (1999) (0)
22.4 Field (1999) (0)
26.2 Iron (1999) (0)
6. Prefix *m- (1999) (0)
Luce (Gordon H.) : A Comparative word-list of old burmese, chinese and tibetan (1982) (0)
12.1 Infixal clusters (1999) (0)
Ulving Tor A. : Dictionary of Old and Middle Chinese : Bernhard Karlgren's grammata serica recensa alphabetically arranged (1998) (0)
Appendix A: Chinese Chronology (1999) (0)
18.3 Head (1999) (0)
2.7 A/B distinction (1999) (0)
6.2 The functions of m (1999) (0)
Chinese "Left" = Tibeto-Burman "Hot, Pain" (1991) (0)
24.5 Goats and sheep (1999) (0)
上古漢語的N- 和 m- 前綴 (2010) (0)
12. Initial Clusters (1999) (0)
1.4 Plan of this book (1999) (0)
Old Chinese Phonology (2015) (0)
27.1 Chariot (1999) (0)
21.2 Child (young human) (1999) (0)
11. Infix *-r- (1999) (0)
8.2 The functions of *t- (1999) (0)
Sino-Tibetan and Beyond. (2007) (0)
19. The Physical World (1999) (0)
29.4 Writing brush (1999) (0)
13.3 Suffix *-n? (1999) (0)
The Baxter-Sagart System of Old Chinese Reconstruction. (2007) (0)
Lexicon of Reconstructed Pronunciation in Early Middle Chinese, Late Middle Chinese and Early Mandarin . By Edwin G. Pulleyblank (1992) (0)
3.2 Some controversial issues relating to Old Chinese root initials (1999) (0)
21.4 Nephews and nieces; maternal uncle (1999) (0)
PREFIX T- IN OLD CHINESE (1998) (0)
1/11 ON INTRANSITIVE NASAL PREFIXATION IN SINO-TIBETAN LANGUAGES1 (2006) (0)
A northern Chinese origin of Austronesian agriculture: new evidence on traditional Formosan cereals (2018) (0)
18.1 Blood (1999) (0)
Old Chinese rhymes (2014) (0)
2. Old Chinese Words and Roots (1999) (0)
10. Other Prefixes (1999) (0)
16. Personal Pronouns (1999) (0)
25.3 Meat (1999) (0)
Compte-Rendu De Mantaro J. Hashimoto, The Hakka Dialect A Linguistic Study of its Phonology, Syntax and Lexicon, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1973 (1977) (0)
Panel on Reconstruction of PAn morpho‐syntax and implications for the An settlement on Taiwan 11ICAL-June 22-25, Aussois, France PAN MORPHOLOGY IN PHYLOGENETIC PERSPECTIVE1 (2009) (0)
Zhan Bohui, Cheung Yat-Shing et al. (1987-90) A Survey of Dialeets in the Pearl River Delta, Vols 1,2,3. Hong Kong: New Century Publishing House. (1991) (0)
3. Root Segmentals (1999) (0)
THE FORMOSAN VOCABULARY OF FOXTAIL MILLET, WITH TERMS RELATING TO OTHER PLANT DOMESTICATES (2015) (0)
OC *-r in early Chinese loans to Bùyāng, and related issues (2018) (0)
19.1 Water, river (1999) (0)
NOTES ON NANCHANG DIALECT (DRAFT) (1999) (0)
28.3 Price (1999) (0)
Language Families of Southeast Asia (2022) (0)
18.2 Eye (1999) (0)
12.2 Prefixal clusters (1999) (0)
21. Mankind and Kinship (1999) (0)
24.1 Dogs (1999) (0)
28.1 Buy/sell I (1999) (0)
Appendix B: List of Reconstructions (1999) (0)
1.2 Old Chinese (1999) (0)
2.5 Place of insertion of the infix (1999) (0)
有気破裂音はいかにして有声音になったか?〔英文〕 (Southern origin of East Asian languages and civilization pro and con) (1984) (0)
2.4 Root structure (1999) (0)
PULLEYBLANK (Edwin G.) Middle Chinese, a Study in Historical Phonology Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 1984. 268 p. (1986) (0)
8.1 The reconstruction of *t- (1999) (0)
4.1 Clusters which include prefix *s- as their first element (1999) (0)
24. Domesticated Animals (1999) (0)
Analogical levelling in the personal pronouns of Pingxiang dialect (1996) (0)
1.1 The importance of word families in reconstructing Old Chinese (1999) (0)
15. Etymologizing Old Chinese Words (1999) (0)
Book Reviews / Рецензии (2016) (0)
McCOY (John) and LIGHT (Timothy) (eds.) Contributions to Sino-Tibetan Studies Leiden : E.J. Brill, 1986. 477 p. (1987) (0)
9.2 The functions of *k- (1999) (0)
14. Reduplication and Compounding (1999) (0)
6.1 The reconstruction of m (1999) (0)
8. Prefix *t- (1999) (0)
11.1 Medial -r- as an infix in OC (1999) (0)
24.4 Horned cattle (1999) (0)
2.3 Chinese words and the Chinese script (1999) (0)
26.1 Copper and bronze (1999) (0)
29.3 Chinese character (1999) (0)
11.4 -l- insertion in modern dialects as the continuation of OC *-r- infixation (1999) (0)
28.2 Buy/sell II (1999) (0)
Index of Chinese Characters (1999) (0)
16.1 The first- and second-person pronouns (1999) (0)
YANG Fu-mian Paul, S.J. Chinese Dialectology : A Selected and Classified Bibliography . Hong Kong, The Chinese University Press, 1981, 189 p. (1983) (0)
26.3 Silver (1999) (0)
Recent interdisciplinary evidence on Austronesian origins (2018) (0)
2.2 Words, roots, word-families, affixes (1999) (0)

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