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Oxford Scholarship Online This book is available as part of Oxford Scholarship Online - view abstracts and keywords at book and chapter level. The Linguistics Wars Chomsky, Lakoff, and the Battle over Deep Structure Second Edition Randy Allen Harris Newly updated edition of this classic work on the Chomskyan revolution and the contentious battles that shaped modern linguistics Tells the story of the rupture that split the field between Noam Chomsky's structuralist vision and George Lakoff's meaning-driven theories Now covers the 25 years since its original publication and reflects on Chomsky's legacy in the field.

Murray, Language Sciences "[ The Linguistic Wars ] is extraordinarily well written, far more enjoyable and interesting than anything I've ever read in the history of linguistics, approachable by any non-linguist interested in the topics covered -- and utterly fascinating for linguists.

Green, Modern Language Review " The Linguistics Wars Rcontributes to knowledge by way of bringing academic life down from its pedestal, allowing us to see it in human terms, and in the process showing us that it is both less pristine and more exciting than its image in the general culture would lead most people to expect. Also of Interest. Contesting Conformity Jennie C.

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The IHLG is an informal group, which considers matters of global significance to international civil aviation that can be better addressed in a collaborative arrangement between States and the industry rather than working individually on such matters. You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server.

Please enable scripts and reload this page. Urgent travelers are infrequent users of airlines and generally represent a fairly small market segment in terms of size. These consumers have an urgent need to travel that is usually unexpected. Given their need to travel almost immediately, they are more concerned flight availability and destination requirements, rather than any consideration of price or airline brand.

Airlines will typically withhold a handful of seats on each flight in the last few days prior to the flight to be sold at a premium price in expectation that a proportion of consumers will have an immediate need to travel. Many businesses have operations in different parts of the country or will have sales opportunities in different cities, necessitating the need to frequently travel by plane. Generally, business customers make an organization-wide decision as to the choice of airline, rather than the individual traveler being involved in the purchase decision.

As indicated by its name, many businesses choose travel business class, particularly for employees expected travel frequently or for management and executive level staff. Needless to say, this market is relatively brand loyal to an airline and is quite price insensitive. As a result, it is common for the airline to arrange a contractual deal with larger businesses, organizations and even government bodies in order to win a significant proportion of this business on an ongoing basis.

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