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John Anton Goldsmith (born 1951) is the Edward Carson Waller Distinguished Service Professor at the University of Chicago, with appointments in linguistics and computer science.
Dr. John Goldsmith’s work has focused on phonological theory, on Bantu tone systems, and on computational morphology and phonology (especially algorithms for unsupervised learning).
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University of Chicago Edward Carson Waller Distinguished Service Professor emeritus Departments of Linguistics and Computer Science Senior Fellow, Computation Institute of Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Chicago Committee on Computational Neuroscience Professor at the LSA Linguistics Institute (University of California at Davis...
Distinguished Service Professor. of Linguistics and Computer Science. Battle in the Mind Fields is the title of a book that I published in 2019 with Bernard Laks. It explores the nature of intellectual rupture and continuity, with a careful look at linguistics, philosophy, psychology, and logic during the period from 1870 to 1940.
Dr. John Goldsmith’s work has focused on phonological theory, on Bantu tone systems, and on computational morphology and phonology (especially algorithms for unsupervised learning).
John Goldsmith is a linguist and computer scientist at the University of Chicago, known for his work on phonology, tone, and unsupervised learning. He is also the author of Battle in the Mind Fields, a book on the history of ideas in linguistics, philosophy, and psychology.
