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INDEXES
Index of References Not in
General Biblio9raphy
The references indexed here are all those that occur once in a bibliography or list of references
somewhere in the book, and hence are not to be found by consulting the General Bibliography.
Such references are indexed alphabetically by name of author (or authors), and the number of
the page on which each occurs. If a page contains more than one such reference for an author
(or authors), the name is followed by parentheses containing the number, e.g., "Alonso, Amado,
684 (2).''
Aebischer, Paul, 684 Bartoli, Matteo, 651 (2), 652, 684 Bittle, William, 32 (2)
(2) Black, Max, 151
Aginsky, Burt and Ethel, 108 Blackall, E. A., 525
Bascom, William B., 341 Blanc, Haim, 426
Agraval, Ramesh P., 423 Basson, A. H. and 0. J. O'Connor, Bloch, Bernard, 23, 83
Bloch, Jules 651 (2)
Aitken-Cade, S. E., 554 151 Bloomfield, Leonard, 24 (17), 108,
Bateson, Gregory, R. Birdwhistell,
Akhmanova, Olga, 426 519, 610 (2), 640
H. W. Brasin, C. F. Hockett, Boas, Franz, 24 (2), 107, 179, 341
Alexander, Hubert G., 150, 151 and Norman McQuown, 280
(2), 352, 403, 543, 709
Alkon, Paul L., 35 · Baudoin De Courtenay, J., 151 Boas, Franz and H. Haeberlin, 640
Baugh, Albert C., 464, 480 Bohannon, Paul, 26 (2), 179
Allen, Harold B., 341 Bazell, C. E., 208, 326, 660 (2) Bold, John D., 554 (2)
Beals, Ralph L., 26, 83, 226, 516, Bolinger, Dwight P., 282, 326
Allen, W. S., 177, 610, 708 (2) Bolte, Johannes and Georg Po-
517
Allport, Gordon W. and H. Can- Becker, H., 652 livka, 366
Bedau, H. A., 151 Bonfante, G., 494, 597, 610, 652
tril, 285 Beeler, Madison S., 177
(2)
Allport, Gordon W. and P. E. Ver- Befu, Harumi and Edward Nor-
beck, 226 Bonfante, G. and Thomas A. Se-
non, 283 beok, 652
Benedict, Paul K., 51
Alonso, Amado, 684 (2) Benfey, Theodor, 709 Booth, A. D., et al., 98
Bense, J. F., 519 (2) Bosch-Gimpera, 597
Al-Toma, S. J., 439 Benveniste, Emile, 161, 179, 597, Bossard, James H. S., 261 (2), 428
Amos, F., 98 684 (2), 507
Berelson, Bernard, 110 Bottiglioni, G., 482
Applegate, Joseph R., 248 Berelson, Bernard and Morris Jan- Bowra, C. M. (Maurice), 340 (2),
Arens, Hans, 708 owitz, 110 341
Braddy, Haldeen, 404 (2)
Armstrong, Robert G., 324 Berko, Jean, 248 Bram, Joseph, 34
Berko, Jean and Roger W. Brown, Bray, Denys, 366
Armstrong, Robert P., 365 Brewer, W. D., 282
248 Brewster, Lawrence Fay, 480
Arnott, D. W., 299 Bernstein, Basil, 261 (7) Brewster, Paul L., 304 (2)
Berque, Jacques, 280 Bright, William, 177, 519 (2)
Asch, Solomon, 286 Berreman, Gerald D., 423 Brinton, Daniel G., 184, 282, 562
Berry, J., 533 Br{<Sndal, Viggo, 366
Aschmann, Hermann, 179 Bertalanffy, Ludwig von, 366
Best, Elsdon, 304 Brosnahan, L., 83, 465
Ascoli, Graziadio Isaia, 684 Betz, R., 324 Brough, J., 207, 709
Bible Translator, The, 98 Brown; Roger W., 244, 248
Astrov, Margot, 149, 352 Biggs, Bruce, 445
Birdwhistell, Ray L., 280, 282 753
Atwood, E. Bagby, 481
Aufenanger, H., 303
Austerlitz, Robert, 161, 248, 365
Babel, 98
Bach, Adolf, 423
Bacon, Elizabeth, 423
Bailey, Flora L., 284
Bally, Charles, 684 (2)
Baraga, Rt. Rev. F., 89
Barnett, H. G., 517
Bar-Hillel, Y., 207 (2)
Barthel, T. S., 326
Bartlett, Harley Harris, 192, 506
754 LANGUAGE IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY
Brown, Roger W., A. Black, and Cohn, Bernard and McKim Mar- Dorson, Richard M., 287
A. Horowitz, 282 riott, 424 Dozier, Edward P., 404, 517 (2)
Driver, G. R., 327
Brown, Roger W. and Donald C. Cole, Desmond T., 554 Driver, Harold E., 83
Cole-Beuchat, P. D., 353 Duchacek, Otto, 180
Hildum, 465 Comhaire-Sylvain, S., 439 Dugast, Idelette, 324
Brown, W. Norman, 525 Conant, Francis P., 226 Duncan, Hugh Dalziel, 342
Browne, Ray B., 304 Conklin, Harold C., 26, 179, 192 Dundes, Alan, 342, 366
Brugmann, Karl and August Les- Duraffour, Antonin, 684
(2), 209, 244, 326 Dyen, Isidore, 598, 622 ( 3), 652,
kien, 562 Cook, W.W., 188
Bruner, Edward M., 518 (2) Cooper, John M., 83 660 (3)
Bruner, J. S., 261 Cortes, L., M. Garcia Blanco, and Dykema, Karl W., 425
Brunot, Ferdinand, 463, 465
Brunschvieg, L., 51 A. Tovar, 177 Ebeling, C. L., 366
Brunvand, Jan, 283 Coseriu, E., 482 Eboue, F., 324
Bryant, Donald C., 286 Courturat, Louis, 562 Edgerton, W. F. (Franklin), 327,
Buben, Vladimir, 684 Cowan, George M., 179
Buck, Carl Darling, 177, 209, 524 Cowan, H.K. J., 622 340
Biihler, Karl, 282 Cowgill, W., 465 Edmonson, M. S., 180
Bull, William E., 161 Critchley, MacDonald, 282 Edwards, J., 88, 98
Bunzel, Ruth, 352, 403 Croce, Benedetto, 381 Efron, David, 283
Burke, Kenneth, 85, 342 (3), Ehrlich, Victor, 342
Croft, Kenneth, 326 Ekoyama, Tuneaki, 413
352 Crosland, M. P., 179 Ekwall, Eilert, 480
Burks, A. W., 207 Crossland, R. A., 326 Elbert, S. H., 188, 353
Burling, Robbins, 249 Cuervo, Rufino Jose, 684 (2) Eliason, N. E., 244
Burney, Pierre, 562 Cuiv, Brian 0., 526 Elkin, A. P., 26
Burridge, Kenelm 0. L., 287 Currie, Haver C., 425 Ellegard, Alvar, 622
Burrow, T. 651 Cutten, George Barton, 284 Elmendorf, W. W., 494, 622, 623
Bursill-Hall, G. L., 70 (3) Cuyler, Cornelius M., 287 Emeneau, Murray B., 24, 226, 299,
Burssens, A., 324
Dauzat, Albert, 177 (2), 226, 482, 340, 494, 651 (2)
Caillois, Roger, 304 ( 3) Empson, William, 98, 342
Capell, A., 151, 188, 660 525 Engelbrecht, J. A. and D. Zier-
Carmichael, L., H. P. Hogan, and Davis, K. and W. L. Warner, 51
Day, A. Grove, 353 vogel, 554
A. A. Walter, 184 De Francis, John, 525 Epstein, A. L., 519
Carnap, Rudolph, 207, 366 De Groot, A. W., 162, 366, 463 Epstein, E. L. and Terence Haw-
Carpenter, Edward, 177 De Saussure, Raymond, 284
Carrington, J. F., 404 De Voto, G., 652 kins, 366
Carroll, John B., 249, 622 Degering, H., 326 (2) Ervin, Susan, 151, 507
Casagrande, Joseph B., 108, 151, Delacroix, H., 35 Ervin, Susan and Wick R. Miller,
Delafosse, M., 324
423 Deloria, Ella, 353 249
Casares, Julio, 210 Demetracopoulou, Dorothy and Ervin, Susan and Charles E. Os-
Cash, Wilbur Joseph, 480
Cassirer, Ernst, 151 (2) Cora du Bois, 353 good, 507
Catford, J. C., 424 Denholm, Young N., 326 Esper, E. A., 35
Chadwick, H. M., 340 Dennis, Wayne, 249 Evans, Ralph M., 192
Chadwick, H. M. and N. K. Chad- Evans, Robert, 425
Densmore, F., 270 Evans-Pritchard, E. E., 226, 404
wick, 340 Despert, J. L., 280
Chadwick, John, 326 Fairbanks, Gordon H., 623
Chafe, Wallace, 352 Deutsch, Felix, 284 Fang, Achilles, 98
Chamberlain, A. F., 98 (2), 249 Deutsch, Karl, 110, 427, 524, 525 Farnsworth, W. 0., 51
Devereux, G., 270 (9), 271, 284 Fearing, Franklin, 110
(2), 261, 299, 326, 353 (2) Diamond, A. S., 85 Felice, Arianede, 366
Chang, Tung-Sun, 151 Diamond, Stanley V., 177 Ferenczi, S., 271
Chao, Yuen-Ren, 151, 179, 286, Diebold, A. Richard, Jr., 507 (2), Ferguson, Charles A., 249, 439,
310, 439 519, 598 543
Charency, Hyacinthe, 179 Dieterlen, G., 180 Ferguson, Charles A. and Munier
Chejne, A., 439 Dieth, E., 438
Cheon, A., 404 Diez, Friedrich, 684 Chowdhury, 661
Chomsky, N. 207 Diringer, David, 326 (3) Fernandez de Miranda·, Maria Te-
Choy Hyenpay, 414 (2) Dixon, R. B., 177
Christie, E. B., 206 resa, 623
Church, Joseph, 261 Dixon, Wilfrid J., and Frank J. Feuer, Lewis S., 151
Classe, A., 310 Massey, Jr., 622 Fevrier, James G., 327
Codrington, Rev. R. H., 83 Firth, J. R., 70, 208
Coffin, Tristam P., 353 Doblhover, Ernst, 327 Fischer, John L., 342, 366 (2)
Cohen, Marcel, 249, 326, 404 Dodds, E. R., 340 Fishman, Joshua, 151
Cohn, Bernard S., 424 Doob, Leonard W., 110, 507 Fitzgerald, A. G., 651
Dorfman, E., 366 Fletcher, Alice C., 327
Doroszewski, W., 482
INDEX OF REFERENCES NOT IN GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 755
Flugelman, F., 180 Goffman, Erving, 304 Hasler, Juan A., 311
Fodor, I., 162 Golab, Sbigniew, 652 Hasselrot, Bengt, 685 (2)
F6nagy, Ivan, 366 Goldin, H. E., et al., 404 Hattori, Shiro, 208
Goldman-Eisler, F., 261 (3), 262, Hattori, Shiro and Higa Syuntyoo,
Forchhammer, Egil, 404
Forchheimer, P., 661 280 415
Forde, C. D., 271 Goldstein, Kurt, 83, 284 (2)
Foreman, Grant, 327 Gonda, J., 83 Hatzfeld, Helmut, 367 (2), 381
Fortune, Reo F., 51 Goodenough, Ward H., 152, 180, Hatzidakis, G. N., 438
Foster, George M., 518
Fowkes, Robert A., 381 208 Haudricourt, Andre, 109
Frachtenberg, Leo J., 249 Goodglass, Harold and Jean Haudricourt, Andre and A. G. Juil-
Frake, C. 0., 206 (3), 425 Berko, 284 land, 465
Francis, W. Nelson, 327 Goodglass, Harold and J. Hunt, Haugen, Einar, 507 (5), 519 (2),
Franciscan Fathers, The, 209 284 526
Frank, Lawrence K., 110, 284 Graham, R. S., 507 Havers, W., 494
Freire-Marreco, Barbara, 226 Granet, M., 404 Havranek, B., 524
Frei, Henry, 109 Grant, Rena V., 543 Hayakawa, S. I., 111, 287
French, David, 404 Graves, E., 425 Hayes, Francis, 283
French, Katherine Story, 61 Graves, Robert, 152 He Wung, 414
Freud, Sigmund, 284 Green, M. M., 353
Friedrich, Johannes, 327 Greenberg, Joseph H., 83, 109, Head, H., 285
Friedrich, Paul, 507, 525 Hearn, Lafcadio, 544
Friedson, Eliot, 428 366, 427, 660 (3) Heidbreder, Edna, 152
Fries, Charles C., 207 Greenberg, Joseph H. and Morris Heinecke, C. and B. Whiting, 262
Frings, Theodore, 424 Hellinga, W. G., 327, 533
Frye, Northrup, 366 Swadesh, 623 Henderson, Junius and John P.
Furfey, Paul H.1 425 Greg, W. W., 427
Furley, D. J., 99 Gregoire, Antoine, 249 (2) Harrington, 517
Greyerz, 0. von, 438 Henle, Paul, 152
Gabelentz, Von Der, 109 Grierson, George Abraham, 424 Henningsen, Henning, 494
Gamillscheg, Ernst, 685 Grierson, P. J. Hamilton, 544 Henry, Jules, 26, 280
Garda de Diego, Vicente, 685 Griggs, T. and P. J. Rulon, 562 Henry, Jules and Zunia Henry, 249
Gardner, E. F. and S. E. Martin, Grimes, Joseph E. and Barbara Herculano de Carvalho, Jose G. C.,
413 Grimes, 226 180, 685
Garey, Howard B., 162 Grundriss der Indogermanischen Herdan, Gustav, 367 (2)
Garvin, Paul L., 61, 99, 109 (2), Herman, David T., Richard H.
Sprach-und Altertumskunde, 709
110, 151, 162, 210, 226, 327, Gudschinsky, Sarah, 311, 533 (2), Lawless, and Richard W. Mar-
342, 519
623, 660 shall, 184
Garvin, Paul L. and Madeleine Guerard, A. L., 562 Herskovits, Melville J., 24, 518
Mathiot, 524 Guiraud, Pierre, 180, 366, 367 (4) Herskovits, Melville J. and Frances
Gummere, F. B., 51
Gassner, J., 244 (3) Gumperz, John J., 533 S. Herskovits, 353
Gaster, Theodor H., 177 Herzog, George, 367 (2)
Gastil, Raymond D., 151, 428 Haas, Mary R., 24, 88, 280, 304, Hewes, Gordon W., 284 (2)
Gauchat, Louis, 488, 685 465, 507, 660 (4) Hewitt, J. N. B., 88
Gautier, Leon, 51, 61 Hewitt, J. N. B. and W. N. Fenton,
Gayton, Anne H., 381 Haile, Berard, 107
Haldane, J. B. S., 85 327
Geary, J. A., 610 Hale, Edward Everett, 83, 89 Heyd, Uriel, 526
Geertz, Clifford, 425 Hale, Horatio, 85 (2) Hickerson, H., Glen D. Turner,
Gelb, I. J., 327 (2) Hall, Edward T., Jr., 284
Gengo Seikatu, 413 (2) Hall, Robert A., Jr., 24, 327, 439, and Nancy P. Hickerson, 445
Georges, Robert A. and Alan Higounet, Charles, 327
526, 544 (10) Hilger, Sister Inez, 226, 262
Dundes, 353 Hallig, R. and W. V. Wartburg, Hill, A. A., 367 (5), 465, 662
Ghirlanda, Elio, 780 Hiorth, Finngeir, 210 \3)
210 Hirsch, David I., 623
Gibson, Ann J. and John H. Rowe, Hallowell, A. Irving, 178, 518, 709 Hirschberg, L. R., 404
708 Ham, Edward B., 367 Hjelmslev, Louis, 24, 108 (2), 162,
Hamp, Eric P., 280,327,660
Gifford, E.W., 51, 287, 381 Haring, Douglas G., 415 209,368
Gil!ieron, J., 685 (2) Harkins, William E., 342 Hoa, Nguyen Dinh, 300
Gillieron, J. and E. Edmont, 424 Harries, Lyndon, 353 (4) Hocart, A. M., 51 (3), 84
Ginsberg, Morris, 83 Harrington, John P., 24 Hoch, P. and J. Zubin, 285
Gipper, Helmut, 152 Harris, Z. S., 162, 367 (3), 610 Hockett, C. F., 32, 111, 327, 328,
Girod-Chantrans, 543 Harris, Z. S., et al., 99
Gleason, H. A., Jr., 660 Harris, Z. S. and C. F. Voegelin, 598, 610 (2), 623
Giibl-Galdi, L., 543 Hodge, Carleton T., 425
26, 353 Hoenigswald, Henry M., 610
Goddard, Pliny Earle, 636, 640 Hartland, S., 51 Hoernle, A. W. T., 180
Gode, A., 562 Hartmann, Peter, 152 (2) Hofer, Leopold, 304
Hartung, Charles V., 428 Hogbin, H. Ian, 249
Hoijer, Harry, 149 (7), 152, 162,
210, 59!! 636 (2), 708
756 LANGUAGE IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY
Hoijer, Harry and Edward P. Kahane, H., Renee Kahane, and Lambert, W. E., R. C.. Hodgson,
Dozier, 517 Andreas Tietze, 544, 685 R. C. Gardner, and S. Fillen-
baum, 425
Hollander, John, 99 Kainz, F., 285
Holmberg, Allan R., 311 Kalanda, A., 364 Lamont, W. D., 178
Homeyer, Helen, 507 Kanesire Tomonaga, 415
Hoozyoo Tadao, 413 Kaplan, Bernard, 84, 285 Landar, Herbert J., 149, 285
Hopgood, C. R., 353 Karlgren, Bernhard, 328 (2), 610 Lane, George S., 610
Hopkins-Jenkins, K., 554 Kecskemeti, Paul, 111 Langer, Suzanne K., 368
Householder, Fred W., Jr., 162 (2), Kelkar, A. R., 520 Lanier, Sidney, 368
Kelly, G., 206
465 Kelly, Isabelle T., 354 Lantis, Margaret, 428
Howard, G. E., 52 Kennedy, George A., 210 Larsen, Kay, 249
Howes, Raymond F., 287 Kenner, Hugh, 368
Hrushovski, Benjamin, 368 (2) Kent, R. G., 465, 610 Lasswell, Harold, Nathan Leites,
Hughes, Russell M., 283 Keri, Hedvig, 304 et al., 287
Hymes, Dell H., 660 (2) Kilgour, R., 99
Hymes, Dell H. and H. E. Driver, Kim Hyangkyu, 414 Law, Howard W., 244,598
Kindaiti Kyoosuke, 413 Laycock, D. C., 84
598 Kirk-Greene, A. H. M., 287 Le Coeur, C., 210
Kleinicke, D., 544 Le Page, R. B., 544
I Huisung, 414 (2) Kloss, H., 438, 525 Leach, Edmund R., 65
I Thak, 414 K.luckhohn, Clyde, 61, 62 (4), 84, Leachman, D. and Robert A. Hall,
Ibarra Grasso, Dick Edgar, 328
IJAL, 662 (2) 149, 152, 281 Jr., 544
Imaizumi Tadayosi, 413 (2) K.luckhohn, Clyde and Dorothea
Ingalls, Daniel H. H., 341 Lecerf, J., 439
Inhelder, B. and J. Piaget, 262 Leighton, 149 Lee, Dorothy Demetracoupoulou,
Iordan, Iorgu, 685 Knorozov, Y. V., 328
Irwin, 0. C., 262 (2) Koenraads, W., 610 149, 152, 153 (2), 226, 517
Isibasi Syoozoo, 413 Kohn, Hans, 524, 526
Ittmann, Johannes, 404 Kohn, M. L., 262 (2) Lee, Dorothy Demetracoupoulou
Ivie, Pavle, 482 Kokugo-Gaku Ziten, 413 and Cora du Bois, 353
Kokugo Singikai, 413
Jaberg, Karl, 685 (2) Kokuritu Kokugo Kenkyuu-Zyo, Leenhardt, M., 354
Jackson, H. C., 226 Lees, Robert B., 623
Jackson, J. H., 262 413 (2) Lehmann, W. P., 368
Jacob, H., 562 Kovalevski, M., 52 Leiris, M., 404
Jacobs, Melville, 178, 300, 342, Kovtun, L. S., 210 Leite de Vasconcelos, Jose, 686
Krahe, Hans, 583 Lekens, P. Benjamin, 210
353 (4), 381, 544 (2), 598, 652 Kramsky, Jiri, 662 Lemert, Edwin M., 285
Jakobson, Roman, 99, 109, 111, Krapp, George Philip, 481
Kristellet, Paul Oskar, 526 Lenneberg, Eric H., 285
162 (2), 226, 249, 280, 368, 524, Kroeber, A. L., 25 (2), 32, 84, 109, Leopold, Werner, 162, 249, 250
652 (2)
Jakobson, Roman and Morris 249, 271 (2), 328, 354 (2), 368, (3), 525
Halle, 285 (2), 463 583, 662, 709
Jakobson, Roman and John Lotz, Kroeber, Theodora, 178 Lerch, Eugen, 686
368 (2) Krohn, Kaarle, 368 Leroy, M., 34, 84
Jansen, William Hugh, 354 Kriiger, Fritz, 686 Leslau, Wolf, 404 (2), 494 (2), 520
Jensen, Hans, 328 Krumbacher, K., 438
Jespersen, Otto, 88, 209, 562, Krupa, V. and G. Altmann, 162 Lessa, William and Evon Vogt,
610 Kucera, Henry, 427, 526 288, 494
Joffe, Natalie, 494 Kuhn, Alwin, 686 (2)
Johannesson, Alexander, 85 Kuiper, F. B. J., 300 Levi-Strauss, Claude, 226
Johnson, Jean B., 617 Kultur und Sprache, 583 Levin, S. P., 368
Jones, A. M., 324 Kunene, D. P., 494 Levy-Bruhl, L., 188
Jones, Daniel, 465 Kurath, Hans, 210, 482 (2) Lewis, M. M., 250,533
Joos,Martin, 99,210,425,533 Kurath, Hans and Raven I. Mc- Leyton, A. C., 34
Jordan, A. C., 354 David, Jr., 482 L'Hermitte, R., 463
Jorden, E. H., 413 Kurylowicz, J., 465 Li, Fang Kuei, 636
Jourard, S. M. and P. Lasakow, Linsky, Leonard, 207
244 LaBarre, Weston, 180, 283 Linton, Ralph, 518
Jud, Jakob, 685 (2) Labouret, H., 324 Livingston, Charles H., 686
Juilland, A. G., 342, 368, 465 Labov, William,482 Llewellyn, E. C., 520
Jungemann, F. H., 652 Lacy, Dan, 111 Lloyd, D. C., 554
Lamb, Sydney M., 660 Lloyd-James, A., 70
Kaberry, Phyllis, 65 Lambert, W. E., 507 Locke, W. N. and A. D. Booth, 99
Kahane, H., H. R. Kahane, and Lambert, W. E., J. Havelka, and Lockwood, W. B., 494
Longacre, Robert E., 153
R. L. Ward, 438 C. Crosby, 508 Longacre, Robert E. and Rene Mil-
lon, 598
Lord, A. B., 342
Lotz, John, 162 (2), 368 (3)
Lounsbury, Floyd G., 32, 178, 207
Lowenthal, Leo, 533
Lowie, Robert H., 25 (2), 26, 52,
186 (2), 287, 288, 300 (2), 354
(2), 508
Luh, Chih-wei, 153
INDEX OF REFERENCES NOT IN GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 757
Luria, A. R., 262 (2) Mead, Margaret and Frances Mac- Olmsted, David L. and Omar Khay-
Luria, A. R. and F. L. Yudovich, Gregor, 284 yam Moore, 53
262 Meillet, A., 162, 466 (4), 508 (2), Ooe Takao, 414
Lush, A. J., 324 (2) 652 Opler, Morris, 462 (4)
Lynch, K., 178 Opler, Morris and Harry Hoijer,
Lyons, John M., 662 Meillet, A. and A. Sauvageot, 508
Menendez Pidal, Ramon, 686 405
Ma. Garibay K., Angel, 403 Menzerath, Paul, 662 [Optical Society of America, Com-
Ma. de Barra!, Fr. Basilio, 405 Meriwether, Robert Lee, 481
Ma!;as, Delmira, 686 Merrifield, W.R., 163 mittee on Colorimetry], 192
McCarthy, Dorothea, 250, 285 Messenger, John C., Jr., 354 (2) Orr, John, 687
McConnell, H. 0. and E. Swan, Messing, Gordon H., 342 Osgood, Charles E., 109 (2), 209
Messing, Simon D., 283
439 Meyer-Liibke, Wilhelm, 686 (2) Osgood, Charles E. and P. H. Tan-
McDavid, Raven I., Jr., 178,424 Michelson, T., 610, 636, 641 (2) nenbaum, 244
McGlothin, William Joseph, 481 Migliorini, Bruno, 686 (2)
McIntosh, Angus, 465 Miles, Josephine, 368, 369 Ostwald, Peter, 285, 311
McKaughan, Howard, 99, 162 Milewski, Tadeusz, 153, 652, 662
MacKenzie, F., 520 Paget, R. A. S., 84, 85 (2)
McKenzie, Parker and John P. (6) Palmer, L. R., 466 (5), 482
Milhalic, F., 544 Pap, Leo, 427
Harrington, 426 Milke, Wilhelm, 583 Parepou, Alfred, 544
MacLay, Howard and Mary D. Millardet, Georges, 687 Parker, Roscoe E., 405
Miller, D. R. and G. E. Swanson, Parry, Milman, 342 (2)
Sleator, 427 Parsons, Talcott, 262
McQuown, Norman A., 33, 85, 262 Partridge, Eric, 405 (2)
Miller, G. A., E. Galenter, and Paulme, Denise, 354
281, 445, 465, 660 Pear, Thomas H., 281, 283
Maerz, A. and M. R. Paul, 192 K. H. Pribram, 35 Penfield, Wilder and Lamar Rob-
Mahl, G. F., 281 (2), 285 Mio lsago, 414
Mahr, August C., 180 Miron, Murray S., 282 erts, 285
Mair, Lucy, 99 Miyake Takeroo, 414 Pei, Mario, 563
Malcolm, D. McK., 354 Montgomery, G., 369 Penniman, T. K., 709
Malinowski, B., 52 Mooney, James and Frans M. 01- Penz!, H., 466, 610 (2)
Malkiel, Yakov, 153, 180 (2), 210, Perez de Ribas, Andres, 517
brechts, 369 Pernof;H., 438
465, 520, 598 (4) Moore, Omar Khayyam and David
Malone, Kemp, 426 Peterson, Gordon E., 111
Manczak, W., 465 L. Olmsted, 53 Petsch, R., 369
Mandelbrot, Benoit, 111 Morag, S., 525 Petty, Julian J., 481
Mandler, George and William Kes- Moreau de Saint-Mery, L. E., 544 Phinney, A., 354
Morgan, Bayard Quincy, 99 Piaget, J., 263
sen, 180 Moser, Hugo, 424, 445 Pickering, John, 88
Mar!;ais, W., 439 Moulton, William G., 482 (2) Pierce, Joe E., 445, 662
Marchand, Hans, 282 Mowrer, 0. H., 35 Pierce, John Robinson, 111
Marckwardt, A. H., 468 MT,99.,, Pieris, R., 34
Markel, Norman N. and Eric P. Murdock, G. P., 227 (2) Pike, Evelyn G., 250
Mussen, Paul H., 262 Pike, Kenneth, 26, 62,111,281 (2),
Hamp, 282
Marouzeau, J., 281 Nadel, S. F., 266 (3) 300 (3), 598
Martin, S. E., 413, 414, 415 Naess, Arne, 208 Pike, Kenneth and Eunice V. Pike.
Martinet, Andre, 84, 465 (2), 563 Natches, G., 354
Needham, Rodney, 227 311
(3), 686 Nehring, Alfons, 111 Pike, Kenneth and C. C. Fries, 508
Maruyama Rinpei, 414 Nekes, H., 324 Pilch, H., 660
Masimo Saburoo, 414 Neurath, Otto, 563 Pittenger, Robert E., C. F. Hockett,
Mason, J. Alden, 288, 640 Newman, S.S., 163, 286 (3), 662
Mathesius, Vilem, 524 Newman, S.S. and Vera G. Mather, and J. J. Danehy, 281
Mathiot, Madeleine, 405 Pittenger, Robert E. and Henry
Matore, G., 180, 210 286
Matthews, G. H., 598 Niceforo, A., 405 Smith, Jr., 281
Matthiessen, F. 0., 99 Nicholson, H.P., 99 Politzer, Robert L., 472
Mauss, Marcel, 52, 284 Nicolaisen, W. F. H., 180 Pollock, T. C., 342
Mayer, K., 526 Nida, Eugene A., 100 (2), 533 Pop, Sever, 482
Mayers, Marvin K., 62, 427 Pope, Liston, 481
Mbaga, K. and W. H. Whiteley, 227 (2) Porzig, Walter, 660
Mead, G. H., 35 Nowotny, Winifred, 369 Pos, H. J., 369 (2)
Mead, Margaret, 26, 52, 250, 262, Postgate, J. P., 100
Ogden, C. K., 563 (6) Powell, J. W., 84, 520
288,494 Ogura Sinpei, 414 [Pretoria Technical College, Bu-
Oliver, Douglas L., 52, 427
Mead, Margaret and Martha Wolf- Olmsted, David L., 33 (2), 35,445, reau of Adult Education], 554
enstein, 262 Prince, J, D., 544
520 Prokosch, E., 610
Mead, Margaret and Rhoda Me- Pronko, N. H., 35
traux:, 281 Psichari, J., 438
758 LANGUAGE IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY
Pulgram, Ernst, 463, 583, 652, 653 Robertson, J.P. S. and S. F. Sham- Shannon, Claude L. and Warren
Pumphrey, R., 85 sie, 285 Weaver, 111
Quadri, Bruno, 687 Robins, R. H., 70, 109, 209, 709 Shattuck, G. C., 206
Quiller- Couch, A., 341 (2)
Quine, William V., 208 (2) Shenton, H., Edward Sapir, and
Quinn, A. H., 244 Roedder, E. C., 482 Otto Jespersen, 563
Quirk, Randolph, 300, 463 Roheim, Geza, 271, 304
Rohlfs, Gerhard, 687 Sherwin, Reider T., 611
Radcliffe-Brown, A. B., 52 (3), 300 Romano V., Octavio Ignacio, 300 Shimkin, D. B., 227, 355
Radin, Paul, 329, 354 (6), 405, 661 Romney, A. Kimball and P. J. Ep- Shouby, E., 439
Radnitzky, G. A., 153 Shumaker, Wayne, 343
Raglan, Lord, 468 ling, 227
Ramamurti, G. V., 651 Siebert, Frank T., Jr., 641
[Rand Mutual Assurance Co. Ltd., Ronjat, Jules, 687 Siegel, Bernard J., 518
Rose, H. A., 381
Prevention of Accidents' Com- Rose, H. J., 52 Silva-Fuenzalida, Ismael, 33
mittee], 554 (2) Rosenkranz, Bernhard, 85 Silverman, Martin G., 178
Ransom, Jay Ellis, 287 Rowe, John H., 708 Simmons, Donald C., 300 (6), 325,
Rasmussen, Knud, 355 Rowe, William L., 424
Rattigan, Terence, 341 Ruesch, Jurgen, 428 343
Rattray, R. S., 324
Raun, Alo, 653 Ruiperez, M. S., 163 Sjoestedt-Jonval, M., 426
Ray, Punya Sloka, 524 (2) Rusk, Branislav, 405 Skeels, Dell, 300 (2)
Ray, Sidney R., 188 Skinner, B. F., 35
Ray, Verne F., 192 (2) Salvioni, Carlo, 687 Sledd, James and Wilma R. Ebbitt,
Read, Allen Walker, 208 Salzmann, Zdenek, 520 (2)
Redfield, Robert, 149 (2) Samarin, W., 545 (4) 426
Redfield, Robert and M. P. Red- Sampson, 0. C., 263 Smal-Stocki, Roman, 494
field, 206 Sanford, F. H., 35, 286 Smalley, William A., 533
Reed, David W., 369 Sandfeld, K., 653 Smith, A. H., 178
Reed, Erik K., 517 Sandys, Sir John Edwyn, 709 (2)
Reeves, James, 355 Sapir, Edward, 24 (5), 98, 107 (5), Smith, Henry Lee, Jr., 370, 424
Reichard, Gladys A., 33, 149, 181, Smith, Watson and John Roberts,
288 209,210,227,250,286,300,324,
Reichling, Anton, 109 563, 636 (9) 403
Reichstein, Ruth, 427 Sapir, Edward and C. G. Blooah, Smith, William C., 545
Reinecke, J., 544 325 Snell, Bruno, 111
Reinecke, J. and Aiko Tokimasa, Sapir, Edward and Harry Hoijer, [Social Science Research Council
544 107
Renou, Louis, 300 Sapir, Edward and Morris Swa- Summer Seminar on Accultura-
Rens, L. L. E., 545 tion], 518
Reusch, Jurgen and Weldon Kees, desh, 107 Sommerfelt, Alf, 34 (2), 84, 85,
284 Sapon, Stanley, 427 162, 463 (3), 524, 526
Revesz, Geza, 85 (2) Saporta, Sol, 662 S\'lrensen, Helger Steen, 163
Rexburn, William D., 533 Saporta, Sol and Thomas A. Spang-Hanssen, H., 662
Rheinfelder, Hans, 687 Speck, Frank G., 405
Richards, I. A., 100, 343 (6) Sebeok, 369 Spencer, Katherine, 355
Richter, Elise, 687 Sauvageot, A., 153, 281 Spencer, Robert F., 517
Rickert, Edith, 369 Sayce, A. H., 89 (2) Sperber, Hans, 35
Riffaterre, Michael, 369 (4), 428 Schachtel, E. G., 263 Spicer, Edward H., 517 (4), 518
Rijnbeck, G. Van, 283 Schlauch, Margaret, 34, 208, 283 Spindler, G. D. and W. Gold-
Ritzenthaler, Robert, 227, 287 Schmid, Ko, 438 schmidt, 518
Ritzenthaler, Robert and F. A. Schmidt, Wilhelm, 33 Spitzer, Leo, 370, 545
Peterson, 311 Schmidt-Hidding, W., 381 Sreekantaiya, T. N., 651
Rivers, W. H. R., 52 (3) Schneider, David M., 227 Stankiewicz, Edward, 281 (3), 463,
Roback, A. A., 35 Schneider, David M. and John 466 (3)
Robbins, W.W., J.P. Harrington, Stanzel, Franz, 405
and B. Freire-Marreco, 181, 468 Roberts, 227 Starkey, Marion L., 89
Roberts, Helen and Morris Swa- Schogt, H. G., 463 Starnes, Dewitt T., 211
desh, 355 Schrader, 0., 52 Steiner, Franz, 494
Roberts, Janet, 533 Schuchardt, Hugo, 687 Steinmetz, A., 438
Roberts, John M., Malcolm, J. Steinthal, Heymann, 709
Arth, and Robert B. Busch, 304 Schultze, Ernst, 545 Stender-Peterson, A., 343
Roberts, Murat H., 381 Schwyzer, Eduard, 687 Stem, H. H., 405
Robertson, Ben, 481 Scott, W. H., 181 Stern, R. G., 100
Sebeok, Thomas A., 163, 211, 343, Steward, Julian H., 355, 424, 518,
369 (7), 370 (5), 653 708
Sebeok, Thomas and Valdi J. Zeps, Stewart, George A., 178
Stewart, Omer C., 355
370 Stewart, William A., 508, 545
Sechehaye, Albert, 34 Stockwell, R. P., 482
Segrostedt, T. T., 34 Stokoe, William C., Jr., 283
Senn, A., 439
Serebrennikov, B. A., 34 Strauss, Anselm and Leonard
Setfilii, E. N., 525 Schatzmann, 426
Sturtevant, E. L., 466, 611
INDEX OF REFERENCES NOT IN GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 759
Stutterheim, C. F. P., 343, 370 (2) Van Holk, Andre, 111 Westermann, D., 325 (4)
Sumby, William H., 428 Van Holk, G. F., 163 Westphal, E. 0. J., 211
Susman, A., 300 Velten, H. V., 163 (2), 250, 653 Whatmough, J., 611 (2)
Sutherlin, Ruth E., 533 Vendryes, J., 283 White, A. D., 710
Sutton-Smith, Brian, 304 (2) Venables, E. C., 263 White, Leslie A., 227, 517
Swadesh, Morris, 25 (2), 107, 287, Verburg, Pieter A., 111 (2), 710 Whitehall, Harold, 370
Whitehall, Harold, S. Chatman, A.
508, 584 (2), 623 (6), 637, 661 (2)
Swanton, John B., 637 Stein, and John Crowe Ransom,
Swartz, Marc J., 227 Verguin, Joseph, 426 370
Sydow, C. W., 370 (2) Vidas, B. E., 688 Whitehead, Alfred North, 370
Voegelin, C. F., 25, 33 (7), 163 Whiting, Beatrice, 304
Tagliavini, Carlo, 545, 687 Whiting, J. W. M. and I. L. Child,
Tappolet, Ernst, 688 (2), 211, 405, 482, 598 (2), 611, 263
Tax, Sol, 52, 661 641 (2), 663 (5) Whiting, J. W. M. et al., 263 (2)
Taylor, Archer, 355 (3) Voegelin, C. F. and Robert C. Whitney, William Dwight, 84
Taylor, Douglas Macrae, 26, 520, Euler, 355 Wharf, Benjamin L., 468
Voegelin, C. F. and F. M. Robinett, Whyte, Lancelot Law, 371 (2)
545 (6), 623 263 Wieschhoff, H. A., 227 (2)
Tervoort, B. T. M., S. J., 283 Voegelin, C. F. and Erminie Wilgus, D. K., 355
Thalbitzer, William, 84 Wheeler-Voegelin, 227 Williams, F. E., 52
Thieme, Paul, 598 Voegelin, C. F. and John Yeger- Williams, Raymond, 525
Thilenius, G., C. Meinhof, and lehner, 370, 663 Williams-Hunt, P. D. Rider, 494
Voegelin, Erminie Wheeler, 370 Williamson, S. G., 355
W. Heinitz, 325 Voerhoeve, Jan, 546 (3) Wils, J., 464, 466
Thomas, Cyrus, 184 Vossler, Karl, 153 (2), 381, 688 Wimsatt, W. K., Jr., 343
Thomas, David, 163 Voth, H. R., 227 Wimsatt, W. K. and Monroe C.
Thomas, N. F., 405 Vycichl, Werner, 406 Beardsley, 371
Thompson, Bard, 405 Windmiller, Marshall, 525
Thompson, R. W., 545 Wachtmeister, Arvid, 227 Winfield, W.W., 651
Thompson, Stith, 355 (4) Wagner, Max Leopold, 688 Wishner, Julius, 286
Thomsen, Vilhelm L. P., 709 Wallis, Ethel and Mary Bennett, Wissler, Clark, 424, 710
Thomson, D. F., 52 Wittgenstein, L., 206, 208
Thorndike, E. L., 85 100 Wolff, Hans, 426
Thorndike, E. L. and I. Lorge, 192 Wallis, Ethel Emily, 533 Wonderly, William L., 163, 178,
Togeby, Knud, 663 Walton, E. L., 355
Tovar, Antonio, 84 Warner, W. Lloyd, 52 520
Trager, George L., 163, 178, 281 Wartburg, W. von, 488, 526, 688 Worcester, S. A., 89
(3), 468, 517 (3) Yamada Yosio, 414
Trager, George L. and J. G. Mut- Waterhouse, Viola, 520 Yamazaki Hisayuki, 414
Waterman, T. T., 178, 381 Yegerlehner, John, 406
ziger, 178 Watson, J.B., 181 Yegerlehner, John and F. M. Voe-
Trim, J. L. M., 463 Wax, Murray, 25
Troubetskoy, N. S., 563, 653 Webster, Hutton, 494 gelin, 663
Turner, L. D., 554 Wegner, Richard N., 311 Ye! Wun, 414
Tuzimura Tosiki, 414 Weigand, Gustav, 688 Yen, Isabella Y., 371
Tylor, Edward B., 288 Weinreich, Uriel, 209 (2), 211, 508, Yule, G. Udney, 371
Ullmann, Stephen, 89, 370, 688 526, 546 Zauner, Adolf, 688
Ulvestad, Bjarne, 427 Weir, Ruth Hirsch, 250 Zengel, Marjorie S., 472
UNESCO, 545 Weisberger, Leo, 153 (4) Ziff, Paul, 208
Utley, Francis Lee, 343 Weiss, A. P., 35 Zinkin, N. I., 111
Wells, Rulon S., 25, 209, 282, 370, Zinsli, P., 181
Vachek, Josef, 464, 466 Zipf, G. K., 466
Valen, Leigh Van, 325 381, 663 Zvelebil, K<!mil, 472
Van Der Watt, P. J., 554 Welmers, W., 661
Van Gennep, Arnold, 405 (2) Wentworth, Harold and Stuart Berg
Flexner, 406
Werner, Heinz, 282
Index to Topical Biblio9raphies
Address, modes of, 225 Homeland, inference of from re- Progress in Language, 82
Areal linguistics, 640 construction, 597 Pun, 299
Argots, 403
Humor in language, 299 Relation of language to cultural
Baby words, 248 values and world view, 150
Basic English, 562 International Auxiliary Language,
Bilingualism, 506 562 Sacred numbers, 184
Bloomfield, Leonard, 23 Sapir, Edward, 23
Boas, Franz, 23 Jakobson, Roman, 53 Semantic change, 464
Boas-Sapir controversy. 636 Semantic description, 161, 208
Kinterms, 225 Semantic fields, 176, 178
Ceremonial languages, 403 shape of, 225 Semantic reconstruction, 597
Child language, 248 Slang, 403
Children's games and speech play, Koines, 543 Sociolinguistics, see Firth; Meillet;
Kroeber, Alfred Louis, 707
303 Linguistics and Anthropology;
Child's acquisition of language, 260 Language contact, 519 Linguistics and Sociology; So-
Communication, 109 Language universals, 108 ciolinguistic basis of change
Comparative linguistics, 609 Languages of concealment, 403 Sociolinguistic basis of change, 462
Creole languages, 543 Levi-Strauss, Claude, 53 Sociocultural context of accultura-
Lexicography, 209 tion, 517
Dialect distance, 445 Lexicon, as determinant of be- Sound change, 464
Dialectology, 481 Sound symbolism, 280
Dictionary-making, 209 havior, 184 Special languages, 403
Diversity among languages, 97 Lexicostatistics, 622 Speech and personality, 285
Drum-signaling, 323 Lingua franca, 543 Speech community, 426
Speech disguise, 299
Environmental factor in change, Linguistic acculturation, 51'7 Speech disturbances, 284
468 Speech levels, 424
Linguistic area, 640 Speech play, 299
Ethnolinguistics, see Linguistics Linguistic geography, 481 Speech situations, 428
and Anthropology; Linguistics Linguistic reconstruction, 597 Speech surrogates, 323, 325
and Sociology Linguistics and Anthropology, 32 Speech variation and diversity, 426
Linguistics and Prehistory, 583 Standard languages, 524
Evans-Pritchard, E. E., 225 Linguistics and Psychology, 34 Structural analysis of folklore, 365
Evolution in language, 82 Linguistics and Sociology, 33 Style of a language, 381
Expressive language, 280 Literacy, 533 Stylistic analysis, 365, 381
Expressive movement, 282 Literary critics and theorists, 341 Subgrouping, 659
Extension or generalization of lin- Substratum, 640
Malinowski, Bronislaw, 64
guistic methodology, 61 Manual-visual codes, 325 Taboo, 494
Meaning, orientations to, 207 Text analysis, 365
Firth, J. R., 70 Meillet, A., 127 Toponymy and spatial orientation,
Formal analysis in folklore, 365 Men's and women's speech, 233
Functions of speech, 109 Metrics and prosody, 365 176
Trager, George L., 279
General linguistics, 108 Names, social content of, 225 Translation, 98
Genetic classification, 659 Naming and address, 225 Typological classification, 661
Gestures, 282 Nationalism, 524
Glottochronology, 622 Navaho language and culture, im- Verbal art, 341
Grammatical categories, descrip- genres of, 352
portance of motion in, 149 individual studies of, 352
tion of, 161 Navaho linguistic structure, 149
origins of, 161 Verbal contest, 299
Grammatical change, 464 Onomastics, 178 Vernacular education, 533
Greenberg, J. H., 31 Orientations toward meaning, 207 Voegelin, C. F., 31
Origin of language, 84
Historical linguistics, 609 Whistled speech, 310
History of linguistic anthropology, Pidgin languages, 543 Whorf, Benjamin Lee, 141, 150
Pike, Kenneth L., 61 World language, 562
708 Place names, 176 Writing, 325
History of linguistics, 708 Poetic language, 365
Homeland, inference of from dis- "Primitive" languages, 82
tribution, 597 praise of, 89
760
Index of Authors
Adams, John Boman, 272-273 Ford, Margaret, 234-244 Malkiel, Yakov, 671-688
Frake, Charles 0., 193-211 Martin, Samuel H., 407-415
Bernstein, Basil, 251-263 Mathiot, Madeleine, 154-163
Bloomfield, Leonard, 391-396 Garvin, Paul L., 521-526 Mauss, Marcel, 125-127
Boas, Franz, 15-26, 121-123, 171- Gayton, Anna H., 372-381 Meillet, A., 124
Goodenough, Ward H., 36-39,
181 Nadel, S. F., 264-266
Bright, William, 469-472 185-188 Newman, Stanley S., 372-381,
Brown, Roger W., 234-244 Greenberg, Joseph H., 27-35
Bull, William, 527-533 Gudschinsky, Sarah L., 612-623 397-406
Gumperz, John J., 416-428 Nida, Eugene A., 90-100
Casagrande, Joseph B., 245-250
Cole, Desmond T., 547-554 Haas, Mary R., 228-233, 301- Pike, Kenneth L., 54-62
Conklin, Harold C., 189-192, 304, 489-494
Reinecke, John, 534-546
295-300 Herzog, George, 312-329
Cowan, George M., 30S-311 Hill, A. A., 86-89 Sapir, Edward, 101-111, 128
Hockett, Charles F., 599-611 Sebeok, Thomas A., 356-371
Devereux, George, 267-271 Hoijer, Harry, 142-153, 455-466 Shimkin, Demitri B., 344-355
Diebold, A. Richard, 495-508 Hymes, Dell H., 689-710 Strehlow, T. G. H., 79-85
Dozier, Edward P., 509-520 Swadesh, M., 101-111, 575-584,
Kroeber, Alfred L., 654-663
Emeneau, Murray B., 330-343, 624-637
642-653 Levi-Strauss, Claude, 40-53
Lotz, John, 182-184 Thieme, Paul, S8S-S98
Evans-Pritchard, E. E., 221-227 Trager, George L., 274-288, 467-
McDavid, Raven I., Jr., 473-482
Ferguson, Charles A., 429-439 McQuown, Norman A., 555-563 468
Firth, J. R., 66-70 Malinowski, Bronislaw, 63-65
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