Matthew Toulmin has written:

'From linguistic to sociolinguistic reconstruction' -- subject(s): Rajbangsi language, Reconstruction (Linguistics), History

H. M. Hoenigswald has written:

'Language change and linguistic reconstruction'

The reconstruction of the Filipino language refers to efforts aimed at reviving and restoring older forms of Filipino, particularly those that have been influenced by Spanish and other languages. This process involves studying historical texts, linguistic patterns, and cultural contexts to reclaim older terms and structures that have been lost or modified. Reconstructions seek to strengthen the identity and authenticity of the Filipino language by reconnecting it with its linguistic roots.

Linguistic Society of America has written:

'Linguistic Society of America membership'

He has a keen interest in linguistic patterns and structures.