Jack Autrey Dabbs
Biographic Data
| ID | 279929 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jack Autrey Dabbs |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jack Autrey |
| FAMILY NAME | Dabbs |
| SIGNATURE | DABBS J A |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1940 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
History of the Discovery and Exploration of Chinese Turkestan
Juarez y la intervencion
Street Names in Baghdad, Iraq
THE CAPITAL OF IRAQ, with its suburban areas, represents a city of some one million inhabitants. Both its size and its long history of continuous habitation make it one of t~e few most important cities in the Middle East for the study of the system applied to its street names over the last millinum. Whether the names for the streets represent a typical l\1iddle Eastern city, we shall not know until more comparative studies are made, of which the …
Street Names in Baghdad, Iraq
New Military Names
Independent Mexico in Documents
Street Nomenclature in Mexico City
Family Names in the Augustinian Order
Name Lore in Latin America 1954–1955
Namelore in Latin America III
CONTINUING THE SURVEY of name studies in Latin America (N an~es September 1953 and December 1954), this work completes the background with material on Mexico and Peru omitted from the earlier publications because of the length of these sections.It includes also some items on other countries more properly placed in "Namelore in Latin America II" but postponed because of inadequate data, or items called to the compiler's attention since appearance …
The Spanish Crown and Early American Names
Namelore in Latin America II
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Calendar of the Manuel E. Gondra Manuscript Collection, University of Texas Library
Namelore in Latin America
AMERICAN WRITERS have by no means neglected onomastic studies, and historical writings everywhere show interest in local names and their etymologies, especially names of local origin. At the start of the colonial period the search for native etymologies received official standing, and throughout the period curious minds took pleasure in recording such data. The best examples appear in early Aztec or other Mexico-area codices and official records,…
A Messiah among the Chiriguanos
The Pattern je le veux voir in 17th-Century French
[In the first part of the 17th century the normal French pattern was je le veux voir; but after Molière the pattern became je veux le voir. Syntax had little influence on the change: it was due partly to logical and phonetic causes, but was retarded in the popular language by analogy.]
Guide to the Latin American Manuscripts in the University of Texas Library
Guide to the Latin American Manuscripts in the University of Texas Library
The Pattern je le veux voir in 17th-Century French
[In the first part of the 17th century the normal French pattern was je le veux voir; but after Molière the pattern became je veux le voir. Syntax had little influence on the change: it was due partly to logical and phonetic causes, but was retarded in the popular language by analogy.]
Calendar of the Manuel E. Gondra Manuscript Collection, University of Texas Library
Namelore in Latin America
AMERICAN WRITERS have by no means neglected onomastic studies, and historical writings everywhere show interest in local names and their etymologies, especially names of local origin. At the start of the colonial period the search for native etymologies received official standing, and throughout the period curious minds took pleasure in recording such data. The best examples appear in early Aztec or other Mexico-area codices and official records,…
A Messiah among the Chiriguanos
Namelore in Latin America II
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
The Spanish Crown and Early American Names
Independent Mexico in Documents
Street Nomenclature in Mexico City
Family Names in the Augustinian Order
Name Lore in Latin America 1954–1955
Namelore in Latin America III
CONTINUING THE SURVEY of name studies in Latin America (N an~es September 1953 and December 1954), this work completes the background with material on Mexico and Peru omitted from the earlier publications because of the length of these sections.It includes also some items on other countries more properly placed in "Namelore in Latin America II" but postponed because of inadequate data, or items called to the compiler's attention since appearance …
New Military Names
Street Names in Baghdad, Iraq
THE CAPITAL OF IRAQ, with its suburban areas, represents a city of some one million inhabitants. Both its size and its long history of continuous habitation make it one of t~e few most important cities in the Middle East for the study of the system applied to its street names over the last millinum. Whether the names for the streets represent a typical l\1iddle Eastern city, we shall not know until more comparative studies are made, of which the …
Street Names in Baghdad, Iraq
Juarez y la intervencion
History of the Discovery and Exploration of Chinese Turkestan
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