Rudolph C Troike
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 109380 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Rudolph C Troike |
| PRENOMES | Rudolph C |
| SOBRENOME | Troike |
| ASSINATURA | TROIKE R C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Arizona |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1956 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Creole /L → /R in African American English/Gullah
The use of /r/ for /l/ in initial consonant clusters, a feature found in some Atlantic English-based creoles, occurs sporadically in representations of African American English, in words such as bress ‘bless’, prease ‘please’, and grad ‘glad’, from the colonial period to the mid-twentieth century. This study documents and analyzes the history of these representations and compares the feature with similar occurrences in several Caribbean creoles, …
Center-Embedding Relative Clauses in Coahuilteco
Coahuilteco, a long-extinct language of South Texas known primarily from a confessor’s manual (García 1760), had a basic SOV constituent order, with relative clauses occurring between the noun (NRel order) and a following demonstrative, a structure apparently typologically unique in North America (Troike 2010). As Kuno (1974) observed, the combination of SOV and NRel orders creates the potential for center-embedding of relative clauses within rel…
Preverbal no -negation in Gullah
Modern Sea Island Gullah is unusual among Atlantic English-based creoles in reportedly not having no as a preverbal negator, ẽ or ɛ̃ ‘ain’t’ being used instead, and doubts have been expressed about any earlier extensive use of no . However, important authentic evidence of its earlier use is provided by the 1838–39 journal of Fanny Kemble (1863) and by letters written during Northern occupation in the Civil War. Among literary writers, Simms (1839…
Assessing the Authenticity of Joel Chandler Harris's Use of Gullah
Few linguists have analyzed the famous African American folktales published by Joel Chandler Harris, but most who have done so have strongly supported the authenticity of Harris's representation of the language used in the stories. Harris's use of Gullah in some of his stories, however, has escaped professional attention except by one linguist, Sumner Ives, who confirmed the phonological accuracy of the representation. The in-depth analysis under…
The earliest Gullah/aave texts
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Language Planning on the Playground
Research Article| November 01 2000 LANGUAGE PLANNING ON THE PLAYGROUND RUDOLPH C. TROIKE RUDOLPH C. TROIKE Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google American Speech (2000) 75 (4): 349–352. https://doi.org/10.1215/00031283-75-4-349 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation RUDOLPH C. TROIKE; LANGUAGE PLANNING ON THE PLAYGROUND. American Speech 1 November 2000; 75 (4): 349–352…
The Asp that Didn't Bite Cleopatra
Amotomanco (Otomoaco) and Tanpachoa as Uto-Aztecan Languages, and the Jumano Problem Once More
Exorcising a Karankawa Ghost
Problems of language planning for Spanish in the United States
RESUMENLos problemas que encuentra el planeamiento para el uso público del español en los Estados Unidos son múltiples. No sólo contamos con diferencias dialectales—entre las sub-áreas de la región suroeste, por ejemplo—sino también con las influencias del inglés sobre el español (dado que los hispanohablantes de la región son bilingües en su mayor parte). Además, los grupos de llegada más reciente, como los puertorriqueños, los cubanos y los dom…
Subject-Object Concord in Coahuilteco
Coahuilteco, an Indian language formerly spoken in southern Texas and northeastern Mexico, possesses a unique system of concord by which non-subject NP's, including clausal arguments, show person agreement with the subject NP of their clause. Coahuilteco is typologically SOV, with modifiers and determiners/relators following the noun in that order. Subject concord is marked by personal suffixes on the determiner/relator, or alternatively by perso…
Bilingual education in the United States
"The Date and Authorship of the Pajalate (Coahuilteco) "Cuadernillo
Language and Cultural Diversity in American Education
Linguistics
Tesol and Joos's Five Clocks
When I went to Turkey slightly over ten years ago to work in an intensive English program similar to the Defense Language Institute English Language School, structural linguistics was at its height and its practitioners were loyal to the creed that language is basically spoken, and that languageteaching materials should therefore reflect the way that language is actually spoken. To be sure, this view was somewhat narrowly interpreted, so that var…
A Handbook of Bilingual Education
The Glottochronology of Six Turkic Languages
Social Dialects and Language Learning
In this paper I shall discuss some of the implications for TESOL which arise from research studies in dialectology that can be related meaningfully to the development of action programs in the schools, and from a general understanding of the nature of language, language learning, and language variation. Although it would be possible to expatiate on this subject at great length, I shall focus my remarks on those major points which seem most immedi…
El Cuadernillo de la Lengua de los Indos Pajalates (1732) . Gabriel de Vergara El Confesonario de Indios en Lengua Coahuilteca . Eugenio del Hoyo
"The Caddo Word for "Water
A Pawnee Visit to San Antonio in 1795
In the closing decade of the 18th century the frontier provinces of New Spain saw themselves in increasing danger both from within and without. Indian depredations were growing in number and extent of damage, while new Indian groups were pressing into the area. The Americans were on the very borders of Spanish territory and were infiltrating both Louisiana and Texas. The two situations were not unrelated, as Spanish officials were clearly aware. …
A Contribution to Coahuilteco Lexicography
Uto-Aztecan Cognates in Classical Nahuatl
The Origins of Plains Mescalism
The Origins of Plains Mescalism
The Glottochronology of Six Turkic Languages
Creole /L → /R in African American English/Gullah
The use of /r/ for /l/ in initial consonant clusters, a feature found in some Atlantic English-based creoles, occurs sporadically in representations of African American English, in words such as bress ‘bless’, prease ‘please’, and grad ‘glad’, from the colonial period to the mid-twentieth century. This study documents and analyzes the history of these representations and compares the feature with similar occurrences in several Caribbean creoles, …
Assessing the Authenticity of Joel Chandler Harris's Use of Gullah
Few linguists have analyzed the famous African American folktales published by Joel Chandler Harris, but most who have done so have strongly supported the authenticity of Harris's representation of the language used in the stories. Harris's use of Gullah in some of his stories, however, has escaped professional attention except by one linguist, Sumner Ives, who confirmed the phonological accuracy of the representation. The in-depth analysis under…
Language Planning on the Playground
Research Article| November 01 2000 LANGUAGE PLANNING ON THE PLAYGROUND RUDOLPH C. TROIKE RUDOLPH C. TROIKE Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google American Speech (2000) 75 (4): 349–352. https://doi.org/10.1215/00031283-75-4-349 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation RUDOLPH C. TROIKE; LANGUAGE PLANNING ON THE PLAYGROUND. American Speech 1 November 2000; 75 (4): 349–352…
Amotomanco (Otomoaco) and Tanpachoa as Uto-Aztecan Languages, and the Jumano Problem Once More
Subject-Object Concord in Coahuilteco
Coahuilteco, an Indian language formerly spoken in southern Texas and northeastern Mexico, possesses a unique system of concord by which non-subject NP's, including clausal arguments, show person agreement with the subject NP of their clause. Coahuilteco is typologically SOV, with modifiers and determiners/relators following the noun in that order. Subject concord is marked by personal suffixes on the determiner/relator, or alternatively by perso…
A Contribution to Coahuilteco Lexicography
A Nahuatl Loan-Word in Coahuilteco
Comanche Linguistic Acculturation
A Nahuatl Loan-Word in Coahuilteco
The Origins of Plains Mescalism
A Contribution to Coahuilteco Lexicography
Uto-Aztecan Cognates in Classical Nahuatl
"The Caddo Word for "Water
A Pawnee Visit to San Antonio in 1795
In the closing decade of the 18th century the frontier provinces of New Spain saw themselves in increasing danger both from within and without. Indian depredations were growing in number and extent of damage, while new Indian groups were pressing into the area. The Americans were on the very borders of Spanish territory and were infiltrating both Louisiana and Texas. The two situations were not unrelated, as Spanish officials were clearly aware. …
El Cuadernillo de la Lengua de los Indos Pajalates (1732) . Gabriel de Vergara El Confesonario de Indios en Lengua Coahuilteca . Eugenio del Hoyo
Social Dialects and Language Learning
In this paper I shall discuss some of the implications for TESOL which arise from research studies in dialectology that can be related meaningfully to the development of action programs in the schools, and from a general understanding of the nature of language, language learning, and language variation. Although it would be possible to expatiate on this subject at great length, I shall focus my remarks on those major points which seem most immedi…
The Glottochronology of Six Turkic Languages
Tesol and Joos's Five Clocks
When I went to Turkey slightly over ten years ago to work in an intensive English program similar to the Defense Language Institute English Language School, structural linguistics was at its height and its practitioners were loyal to the creed that language is basically spoken, and that languageteaching materials should therefore reflect the way that language is actually spoken. To be sure, this view was somewhat narrowly interpreted, so that var…
A Handbook of Bilingual Education
Language and Cultural Diversity in American Education
Linguistics
Bilingual education in the United States
"The Date and Authorship of the Pajalate (Coahuilteco) "Cuadernillo
Subject-Object Concord in Coahuilteco
Coahuilteco, an Indian language formerly spoken in southern Texas and northeastern Mexico, possesses a unique system of concord by which non-subject NP's, including clausal arguments, show person agreement with the subject NP of their clause. Coahuilteco is typologically SOV, with modifiers and determiners/relators following the noun in that order. Subject concord is marked by personal suffixes on the determiner/relator, or alternatively by perso…
Problems of language planning for Spanish in the United States
RESUMENLos problemas que encuentra el planeamiento para el uso público del español en los Estados Unidos son múltiples. No sólo contamos con diferencias dialectales—entre las sub-áreas de la región suroeste, por ejemplo—sino también con las influencias del inglés sobre el español (dado que los hispanohablantes de la región son bilingües en su mayor parte). Además, los grupos de llegada más reciente, como los puertorriqueños, los cubanos y los dom…
Exorcising a Karankawa Ghost
Amotomanco (Otomoaco) and Tanpachoa as Uto-Aztecan Languages, and the Jumano Problem Once More
The Asp that Didn't Bite Cleopatra
Language Planning on the Playground
Research Article| November 01 2000 LANGUAGE PLANNING ON THE PLAYGROUND RUDOLPH C. TROIKE RUDOLPH C. TROIKE Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google American Speech (2000) 75 (4): 349–352. https://doi.org/10.1215/00031283-75-4-349 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation RUDOLPH C. TROIKE; LANGUAGE PLANNING ON THE PLAYGROUND. American Speech 1 November 2000; 75 (4): 349–352…
The earliest Gullah/aave texts
Preview this article: The earliest Gullah/aave texts: A case of 19th-century mesolectal variation, Page 1 of 1 /docserver/preview/fulltext/jpcl.18.2.02tro-1.gif
Assessing the Authenticity of Joel Chandler Harris's Use of Gullah
Few linguists have analyzed the famous African American folktales published by Joel Chandler Harris, but most who have done so have strongly supported the authenticity of Harris's representation of the language used in the stories. Harris's use of Gullah in some of his stories, however, has escaped professional attention except by one linguist, Sumner Ives, who confirmed the phonological accuracy of the representation. The in-depth analysis under…
Preverbal no -negation in Gullah
Modern Sea Island Gullah is unusual among Atlantic English-based creoles in reportedly not having no as a preverbal negator, ẽ or ɛ̃ ‘ain’t’ being used instead, and doubts have been expressed about any earlier extensive use of no . However, important authentic evidence of its earlier use is provided by the 1838–39 journal of Fanny Kemble (1863) and by letters written during Northern occupation in the Civil War. Among literary writers, Simms (1839…
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