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McCormack, William C. and Stephen A. Wurm, eds. 1978. Approaches to language: Anthropological issues. Mouton. xiii + 672 pp.

Publication type

Book – edited volume

Publication language

English

Keywords

anthropological linguistics

Articles in this volume

McCormack, William C. Introduction. 3–13

Hill, Jane H. Language death, language contact, and language evolution. 45–78

Fónagy, Ivan. The languages within language: Toward a paleontological approach of verbal communication. 79–134

Traugott, Elizabeth Closs. Pidginization, creolization, and the 'naturalness' hypothesis. 135–150

Liem, Nguyen Dany. Clauses and cases in Southeast Asian languages and thought. 279–295

Makkai, Adam. Pragmo-ecological grammar (PEG): Toward a new synthesis of linguistics and anthropology. 327–361

Fernandez-Guizzetti, German. Linguistic anthropology and the innatist fallacy. 371–388

Bar-Adon, Aaron. On the role of children in the revival of Hebrew. 531–552

Migliazza, Ernest C. Yanomama diglossia. 561–579

Samarin, William J. Linguistic adaptation to speech function. 595–614

Pattanayak, D.P. Language competence and culture transmission. 615–621

Roulet, Eddy. The ethnography of communication and the teaching of languages. 623–636

Wurm, Stephen A. Summary of discussion. 639–646