Fred Lukoff
Fred Lukoff · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Linguist and pioneering scholar of the Korean language in the West.
1920, United States — 2000, United States
United States
Fred Lukoff is recognized among Jewish contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Linguist and pioneering scholar of the Korean language in the West.
Fred Lukoff was an American linguist and a pioneer of Korean-language studies in the West, writing influential textbooks and grammars and co-authoring, with Chomsky and Halle, an early paper in generative phonology. He served as the first president of the International Association for Korean Language Education. He is listed among Jews in linguistics in Jewish biographical references.
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Linguist and pioneering scholar of the Korean language in the West.
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