TY  - BOOK
AU  - Agard,Frederick B.
AU  - Hockett,Charles Francis
TI  - Essays in Honor of Charles F. Hockett
T2  - Cornell Linguistic Contributions
SN  - 9789004655393
AV  - P26.H63 
U1  - 410 23
PY  - 1983///
CY  - Leiden, Boston
PB  - Brill
KW  - Language and languages
KW  - Linguistics
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Preliminary Material; Frederick B. Agard, Gerald Kelley, Adam Makkai, and Valerie Becker Makkai -- Preface; F. B. A., G. K., A. M., and V. B. M. -- Chapter I Publications of Charles F. Hockett; C. F. Hockett -- 1. Ideas About Language; Michael A. K. Halliday -- 2. The Study of Syntax: Past, Present, Future; W. Freeman Twaddell -- 3. Levels vs. Configurations, Revisited; D. Robert Ladd -- 4. Powers’s Loop and a Neural Theory of Language; J. Marvin Brown -- 5. On the Principles of Second Generation Code Design; William M. Christie Jr. -- 6. Multiplicity of Patterning in Language; Paul L. Garvin -- 7. The Reduction and Elimination of Redundancy; Ernst Pulgram -- 8. Universal Terms as Waves; Kenneth L. Pike -- 9. Ambiguity Is No Relative Matter or How Do You Treat Your Doubtful Relatives?; James W. Gair -- 10. Time Passes While We Speak; Robert A. Hall Jr. -- 11. The Go -Progressive and Auxiliary-Formation; Dwight Bolinger -- 12. Doublets; Henry M. Hoenigswald -- 13. On Greek Verbs in –τάζω; Eric P. Hamp -- 14. Non-Constituent Connectives; Edward L. Blansitt Jr. -- 15. How Does a Sememe Mean?; Adam Makkai -- 16. Discourse Portmanteaus and the German Satzfeld; James E. Copeland and Philip W. Davis -- 17. Homonymy and the Lexicon; Dennis E. Peacock -- 18. Dimensions, Explanations, and Universals in Phonology; William G. Moulton -- 19. Autonomous Phonology, Phonemic Overlap, and the Red Herring of Invariance; Ralph Vanderslice -- 20. The Multifunctionality of the Speech Sound; Linda R. Waugh -- 21. Consonantal Apophony in English; Roger W. Wescott -- 22. Phonological Domains in the Peking Dialect; Hugh M. Stimson -- 23. Talking about Phonemics: Centralized Diphthongs in a Chicago-Area Idiolect; James Kilbury -- 24. The Mechanisms Underlying Rule Insertion; Rocky V. Miranda -- 25. Nonsegmental Phonology as Functional Dynamic Phonetics; Toby D. Griffen -- 26. On the Formal Analysis of Kinship Terminologies; William R. Merrifield -- 27. Language as Ritual: An Ethological Perspective; Ronald Cosper -- 28. Baudouin de Courtenay as Sociolinguist; D. L. Olmsted and L. A. Timm -- 29. The Shifting Linguistic Frontier in Brittany; Lenora A. Timm -- 30. Language Theory, Human Creativity, and the Future in Applied Linguistics; Robert J. Di Pietro -- 31. The Format of Teaching Grammars; Ashok R. Kelkar -- 32. Sex-indefinite Pronouns: Ambiguous ’ um Experiment; Ann Bodine -- 33. Poetic Structure of a Chinook Text; Dell Hymes -- 34. Outline of the Syntax of Hopi Postpositions; C. F. Voegelin and F. M. Voegelin -- 35. Mexican Indian Languages and Greenberg’s ‘Universals of Grammar…’; Velma B. Pickett -- 36. What Zuni Is Really Like; Willard Walker -- 37. The Accenting of English Loanwords in Fijian; Albert J. Schütz -- 38. Pronouns in Contact; Stephen Wallace -- 39. The Indonesian Spoken by the Peranakan Chinese of East Java: A Case of Language Mixture; John U. Wolff
UR  - http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/9789004655393
ER  -