In Honor of Mary Haas: From the Haas Festival Conference on Native American Linguistics

William Shipley

Walter de Gruyter, 1988 - CONFERENCE. Native American Linguistics - 826 pages

Based on the festival honoring eminent linguist Mary Haas, who, among other accomplishments, has been credited with helping preserve the languages of native California. Some 36 contributions written by Haas' former students and other researchers in the field pay tribute to her pioneering work. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Contents

• Bunte Pamela A and Robert J Franklin: 15
• Burn ham Jeff: 37
• Callaghan Catherine A: 53
• Casad Eugene H: 77
• Cline David: 137
• Crawford James M: 157
• DeLancey Scott Carol Genetti and Noel Rude: 195
• Drechsel Emanuel J: 225
• Emanation Michele: 265
• Galloway Brent D: 293
• Goddard Ives: 345
• Hagberg Larry: 361
• Hardy Heather K and Timothy R Montler: 377
• Jelinek Eloise and Fernando Escalante: 411
• Kimball Geoffrey: 431
• Klein Sheldon: 467
• Langdon Margaret: 483
• Miller Wick R: 497
• Mithun Marianne: 517
• Munro Pamela: 539
• Nichols Johanna: 557
• Oswalt Robert L: 611
• Rankin Robert L: 629
• Rude Noel: 651
• Scancarelli Janine: 675
• Shaul David L: 693
• Siebert Frank T: 715
• Stewart Anne M: 765
• Teeter Karl V: 787
• Ulrich Charles H: 805
• Index of Languages: 819

Bibliographic information

• Title: In Honor of Mary Haas: From the Haas Festival Conference on Native American Linguistics
• Editor: William Shipley
• Contributor: Mary Rosamond Haas
• Edition: reprint
• Publisher: Walter de Gruyter, 1988
• ISBN: 3110111659, 9783110111651
• Length: 826 pages