Kelsie B Harder
Biographic Data
| ID | 136283 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kelsie B Harder |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kelsie B |
| FAMILY NAME | Harder |
| SIGNATURE | HARDER K B |
| AFFILIATIONS | State University of New York at Potsdam |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 47 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 47 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Greetings
Society on the 50th anniversary of the founding of ANS.From its rocky and tumultous beginning in 1951 to the present, the Society has managed, through the efforts of many persons, to survive and make outstanding contributions to the study of names and to the furtherance of knowledge through the many scholarly articles in the Society's magazine.The officers of the Society have also encouraged the publication of a library of books and articles on n…
A Medley in the Spectrum: Color Names
[To my mentor and my friend Wilhelm Nicolaisen, who has many times dragged me clear of onomastic disasters, I dedicate this small token of my respect for his great mastery of scholarship in many disciplines and also for his witty and colorful personality]Color names can all be called metaphorical and have come about in accord with human concepts of reality or realities. They are also arbitrary; and probably in common with all names, they have no …
Elsdon Coles Smith, 1903-1996
References This list, copied mainly from Names (24: 143), includes only the major works by Mr. Smith. All articles and reviews, and they are numerous, have been omitted, as well as the annual bibliographies on personal names that have appeared in Names since 1953. American Surnames. 1969. Philadelphia: Chilton Book Co. The Book of Smith. 1978. New York: Nellen Publishing Co. Dictionary of American Family Names. 1956. New York: Harper & Row. Namin…
New Words and Proverbs
Leonard Raymond Nelligan Ashley
Stuart B. Flexner (1928–1990)
Kiichi Jimbô (1912–1991)
In Memoriam: Lalia Phipps Boone (1907–1990)
The Collection as Microcosm of Research Preferences
General/Theoretical Anthropology: Naming and Identity: A Cross‐Cultural Study of Personal Naming Practices . Richard A. Alford
Allen Walker Read
To praise a scholar is to face the light of eternity, to recognize the inexhaustibility of the mind, to feel the immortality of intelligence, and to glorify a worthy human.The task is no doubt impossible; the attempt enhances the praiser without depreciating the scholar or the scholarship.Many definitions of scholar exist, but, in the case here, I prefer the description found in The Talmud: "A scholar should be like a leather bott~e, which admits…
A Lexicon of the 14th-Century Aragonese Manuscripts of Juan Fernández de Heredia . Jean Gilkison Mackenzie
VI. Proverbs and Proverbial Sayings
Research Article| December 01 1984 VI. Proverbs and Proverbial Sayings Kelsie B. Harder Kelsie B. Harder New York State University College—Potsdam Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Publication of the American Dialect Society (1984) 71 (1): 60–66. https://doi.org/10.1215/-71-1-60 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Kelsie B. Harder; VI. Proverbs and Proverbial Sayings. Publication of th…
Preface to Index of Names, 16–30
Gale Research Publications
Gale Research Company Publications
Dickens and His Lists of Names
Novelists, it seems, tend to use proper names in a particular way to express an attitude or to reveal character. Dickens is one of the more supreme examples among English novelists in this respect. Since Ihave dealt with this tendency elsewhere, 1Ishould like to note briefly the lists of names that Dickens left in his' 'Book of Memoranda, compiled between 1855 and 1865,2 a kind of notebook in which he put down or jotted hints and suggestions for …
The Speech of American Subcultures
Scottish Place-Names
Collections of the American Name Society, 1967 through August 31, 1968
the collections of the American Name Society during 1967 and through August 31, 1968; it should be used to supplement lists that have appeared earlier in Names
"Coinages of the Type of "Sit-In
T HE FADDISH USE of -in as the particle in terms such as sit-in, teach-in, and buy-in expanded rapidly during the 1960s, chiefly in names for various kinds of protest demonstrations.1 Here and there, comments have appeared concerning the widespread occurrence of this -in formation, for example, in Playboy and the New York Times. The latter points out that have been sit-ins, lie-ins, stand-ins, eat-ins, shop-ins, sleep-ins, swim-ins, and sing-ins.…
Collections of the American Name Society, 1966
Influential: Word versus Thing
Collections of the American Name Society: December 1963, to February, 1965
LE BIBLIOGRAPHIEbelow includes all material that has been added to the collections of the American Name Society since December, 1963. The list supplements those that have appeared in Names, 9 (1961),277-288; Names, 11 (1963),26-30; and Names, 12 (1964), 226-229. As pointed out in earlier announcements, the material is available for use by members of the Society, with the stipulation that it be returned within a reasonable time. The archives are n…
Of Matters Iterative
"Coinages of the Type of "Sit-In
T HE FADDISH USE of -in as the particle in terms such as sit-in, teach-in, and buy-in expanded rapidly during the 1960s, chiefly in names for various kinds of protest demonstrations.1 Here and there, comments have appeared concerning the widespread occurrence of this -in formation, for example, in Playboy and the New York Times. The latter points out that have been sit-ins, lie-ins, stand-ins, eat-ins, shop-ins, sleep-ins, swim-ins, and sing-ins.…
A Medley in the Spectrum: Color Names
[To my mentor and my friend Wilhelm Nicolaisen, who has many times dragged me clear of onomastic disasters, I dedicate this small token of my respect for his great mastery of scholarship in many disciplines and also for his witty and colorful personality]Color names can all be called metaphorical and have come about in accord with human concepts of reality or realities. They are also arbitrary; and probably in common with all names, they have no …
Collections of the American Name Society
Charles Dickens names his Characters
USE MANY METHODS to develop character 'and tone.Perhaps the simplest, say Wellek and Warren, is through 'the use of allegorical or quasi-allegorical names. 1 Practically all great novelists, including, surprisingly enough, even the moderns,2 have given names to their characters that tell us about, predispose us toward, the characters and, as a by-product, the mind of the author.Charles Dickens was a master at concocting names with tonal and alleg…
An Isolated Vocabulary of Teletype Operation
The Mammary 'Weed
The Pejorative Tendency of 'Subordinate
What's Trifling about a Petty Officer
The Vocabulary of Marble Playing
Research Article| April 01 1955 The Vocabulary of Marble Playing Kelsie B. Harder Kelsie B. Harder Youngstown College Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Publication of the American Dialect Society (1955) 23 (1): 3–33. https://doi.org/10.1215/-23-1-3 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Kelsie B. Harder; The Vocabulary of Marble Playing. Publication of the American Dialect Society 1 April…
The Names of Thomas Dekker's Devils
A Note on Coinages
Cherry Pie
The Pronunciation of 'Soy
Pecking Order' Again
To Play Whaley
Outdoor Movie Talk
Miracle Mile
Charles Dickens names his Characters
USE MANY METHODS to develop character 'and tone.Perhaps the simplest, say Wellek and Warren, is through 'the use of allegorical or quasi-allegorical names. 1 Practically all great novelists, including, surprisingly enough, even the moderns,2 have given names to their characters that tell us about, predispose us toward, the characters and, as a by-product, the mind of the author.Charles Dickens was a master at concocting names with tonal and alleg…
Leotards and 'Tightsomania
W HEN A FEW fashion-line gate-crashers in the fall of 1957 and several ore in the fall of 1958 dared to wear short skirts and an all-in-one garment variously called leotards, stretchees, long stretch-pants, or stretch tights, they attracted curiosity and started a nymphlet dressing rage that now has. become a 'must' for the pert and conventional sorority girl. In Seventeen, the fashion editor, after listing 'Tightsomania' as a 'case' among the nu…
Handbag' or 'Purse
Who or What Is a Junior
Another Partridge Charm
Collections of the American Name Society
Collections of the American Name Society June, 1962, to December, 1963
(1964). Collections of the American Name Society June, 1962, to December, 1963. Names: Vol. 12, No. 3-4, pp. 226-229
"Some Instances of "Instant
Expressions of Incongruous Measurement
Collections of the American Name Society: December 1963, to February, 1965
LE BIBLIOGRAPHIEbelow includes all material that has been added to the collections of the American Name Society since December, 1963. The list supplements those that have appeared in Names, 9 (1961),277-288; Names, 11 (1963),26-30; and Names, 12 (1964), 226-229. As pointed out in earlier announcements, the material is available for use by members of the Society, with the stipulation that it be returned within a reasonable time. The archives are n…
Of Matters Iterative
Influential: Word versus Thing
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