Other ideas important in this discipline include Verner's Law and more famously Grimm's Law.
Some people associated with this discipline include William Croft, Bernard Comrie, and R.M.W. Dixon. Its earlier history saw people like August Schleicher, who put forth his Regularity Hypothesis, and his pupil Johannes Schmidt who developed the Wellentheorie or Wave Theory. Ronald Kaplan and Martin Kay pioneered the computational variety of it, while Dan Slobin is known for work on the psycho variety. Other ideas important in this discipline include Verner's Law and more famously Grimm's Law. Most notably studied by Noam Chomsky, FTP, name this academic field defined as the study of language.
Some people associated with this discipline include William Croft, Bernard Comrie, and R.M.W. Dixon.
{linguistic}s (or {language} before mentioned, or types like descriptive linguistics)