دانلود کتاب In Honor of Mary Haas: From the Haas Festival Conference On Native American Linguistics

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PREFACE\nINTRODUCTION\nTABLE OF CONTENTS\nArmagost, James L. - Some places where Comanche\'s vowel devoicing rule doesn\'t work\nBunte, Pamela A. and Robert J. Franklin - San Juan Southern Paiute numerals and mathematics\nBurnham, Jeff - Mayo suprasegmentals: synchronic and diachronic considerations\nCallaghan, Catherine A. - Proto Utian stems\nCasad, Eugene H. - Post-conquest influences on Cora (Uto-Aztecan)\nCline, David - The development of the Muskogean h-grade in Oklahoma Seminole\nCrawford, James M. - On the relationship of Timucua to Muskogean\nDahlstrom, Amy - Independent pronouns in Fox\nDeLancey, Scott, Carol Genetti, and Noel Rude - Some Sahaptian-Klamath-Tsimshianic lexical sets\nDrechsel, Emanuel J. - Wilhelm von Humboldt and Edward Sapir: analogies and homologies in their linguistic thoughts\nEmanatian, Michele - The Nootka passive revisited\nGalloway, Brent D. - Some Proto-Central Salish sound correspondences\nGoddard, Ives - Pre-Cheyenne *y\nHagberg, Larry - Stress and length in Mayo\nHardy, Heather K. and Timothy R. Montler - Alabama radical morphology: h-infix and disfixation\nJelinek, Eloise and Fernando Escalante - \"Verbless\" possessive sentences in Yaqui\nKimball, Geoffrey - Koasati reduplication\nKinkade, M. Dale - Proto-Salishan colors\nKlein, Sheldon - Narrative style in variants of a Kawaiisu myth text\nLangdon, Margaret - Number suppletion in Yuman\nMiller, Wick R. - Componential analysis of the Guarijio orientational system\nMithun, Marianne - Lexical categories and number in Central Porno\nMunro, Pamela - Diminutive syntax\nNichols, Johanna - On alienable and inalienable possession\nOswalt, Robert L. - The floating accent of Kashaya\nProulx, Paul - Hypotheses in diachronic linguistics, or how to make the most of meager and messy data\nRankin, Robert L. - Quapaw: genetic and areal affiliations\nRude, Noel - Semantic and pragmatic objects in Klamath\nScancarelli, Janine - Variation and change in Cherokee: evidence from the pronominal prefixes\nShaul, David L. - Esselen: Utian onomastics\nShipley, William - Maidu literary style\nSiebert, Frank T. - The suprasegmental phonemes of the Penobscot dialect of Eastern Abenaki, an Eastern Algonquian language\nStewart, Anne M. - Switch-reference in Conchucos Quechua\nTeeter, Karl V. - Mile-long Plymouth with fishtail fenders\nTurner, Katherine - Salinan numerals\nUlrich, Charles H. - The morphophonology of Choctaw verb roots and valence suffixes\nIndex of Languages