Charles Bally (1865 to 1947) was a Swiss linguist who was a representative of the Geneva School of linguistics. In addition to his edition of Ferdinand de Saussure's lectures Course in General Linguistics, which he co-edited with Albert Sechehaye, he also played an important role in linguistics. The source lead for this entry is two sentences long, so it records his nationality, his school and his best known editorial work and leaves his own theories, his university posts and his publications to further research from fuller sources.
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was a Swiss linguist
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4 February 1865-10 April 1947
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was a Swiss linguist who was a representative of the Geneva School of linguistics
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In addition to his edition of Ferdinand de Saussure's lectures
Lead, nationality switzerland
was a Swiss linguist
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was a Swiss linguist who was a representative of the Geneva School of linguistics
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was a Swiss linguist who was a representative of the Geneva School of linguistics
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