Languages and cultures of western North America ; essays in honor of Sven S. Liljeblad / Edited by Earl H. Swanson, Jr.

Other author Liljeblad, Sven S. (Sven Samuel), 1899-2000.
Other author Swanson, Earl H., Jr. (Earl Herbert), 1927-1975.
Format Book
Publication Info[Pocatello] : [Idaho State University Press], 1970.
Descriptionix, 288 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
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Contents Swanson, E. H., Jr. Foreword.--Davis, W. E. A Swedish gem in the Shining Mountains: portrait of a scholar.--Miller, W. R. Western Shoshoni dialects.--Goss, J. A. Voiceless vowels (?) in Numic languages.--Vogelin, C. F. and F. M. Hopi names and no names.--Hale, K. On Papago laryngeals.--Aoki, H. Usage of referential kin terms in Nez Perce.--Elmendorf, W. W. Word tabu and change rates: tests of a hypothesis.--Haas, M. R. Consonant symbolism in northwestern California: a problem in diffusion.--Shipley, W. Proto-Kalapuyan.--Hamp, Eric P. Wiyot and Yurok correspondences.--Steward, J. H. The foundations of Basin-Plateau Shoshonean.--Murphy, R. F. Basin ethnography and ecological theory.--Shimkin, D. B. and Reid, R. M. Socio-cultural persistence among Shoshoneans of the Carson River Basin (Nevada)--Stewart, O. C. The question of Bannock Territory.--Heizer, R. F. Ethnographic notes on the Northern Paiute of the Humboldt Sink, West Central Nevada.--Hultkrantz, A. The source literature on the "Tukudïka" Indians in Wyoming.--Driver, H. E. Ethnological interpretations.--Thompson, S. Analogues and borrowings in North and South: American Indian tales.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographies.
LCCN 74152398

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