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Kinkade, M. Dale, Kenneth L. Hale and Oswald Werner, eds. 1975. Linguistics and anthropology: In honor of C.F. Voegelin. P. De Ridder. 720 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
anthropological linguistics

Articles in this volume

Friedrich, Paul. The symbol and its relative non-arbitrariness. 15–62
Bateson, Mary Catherine. Linguistic models in the study of joint performances. 53–66
Fabian, Johannes. Taxonomy and ideology: On the boundaries of concept-classification. 183–197
Goodenough, Ward H. A similarity in cultural and linguistic change. 263–273
Hale, Kenneth L. Gaps in grammar and culture. 295–315
Hickerson, Nancy P. Two studies of color: Implications for cross-cultural comparability of semantic categories. 317–330
Hodge, Carleton T. Ritual and writing: An inquiry into the origin of Egyptian script. 331–350
Keesing, Roger M. Explorations in role analysis. 385–403
Kemnitzer, L.S. A 'grammar discovery procedure' for the study of a Dakota healing ritual. 405–422
Kirk, Jerome, P.J. Epling, Paul A. Bick and John Paul Boyd. Captain Cook's problem: An experiment in geographical semantics. 445–464
McDavid, Raven I. The nature and validity of field evidence. 465–471
Maring, Joel M. Speech variation in Acoma Keresan. 473–485
Samarin, William J. Theory of order with disorderly data. 509–519
Stross, Brian. Variation and natural selection as factors in linguistic and cultural change. 607–632
Witherspoon, Gary. The central concepts of Navajo world view. 701–720