31-07-2020, 10:14 PM
(28-07-2020, 03:25 PM)Ahmet Ardıç wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I lived in Azerbaijan for 25 years and did business there. Also my wife is Azerbaijani. One part of our family members live there and I try to go to Baku city at least once a year. Of course, I also work with Azerbaijani linguists during my trip.
That's what I figured.
Quote:Professor Dr. Firudin Celilov approved our work. But there are other linguists who confirm that the VM manuscript is written in Turkish. Some of them have repeated this fact verbally in some Turkish TV newsletters. Such as You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
You don't have a link to a version with English subtitles by any chance? Until then (at the very earliest), I have only your word that the guys in the clip you linked are qualified to assess your solution.
Quote:But many linguists never look at the files we send them. I think they throw the files into the trash without opening them.
Many people do not even know that this VM book exists.
The VMs is definitely not a subject nearly all linguists (or any other type of scholar or expert) would take an interest in, so that's not too surprising. Good thing then, as you mentioned, "there are other linguists who confirm that the VM manuscript is written in Turkish." Have you noticed any patterns in which linguists are receptive to your theory, and which are not? What do the academics who entertain your idea have in common? And what do the ones who ignore or dismiss your idea tend to have in common?