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D Lincoln Canfield

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ID698086
NAMED Lincoln Canfield
GIVEN NAMESD Lincoln
FAMILY NAMECanfield
SIGNATURECANFIELD D L
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Rochester
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS27
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT27
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1940
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1982
H-INDEX0
  • The diachronic factor in American Spanish in contact

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•WORD•1982

    Para el investigador lingüístico de lenguas distintas en contacto, la comunidad bilingüe le sirve de empalme de varios fenómenos lingüísticos además de los que tienen que ver con la naturaleza de los idiomas que se examinan, y la influencia mutua. Surgen casos dialectales, sociolingüísticos y otros que parecen indicar cambios en camino de verificarse. Pero para el autor, a muchas de las investigaciones sincrónicas que se hacen les falta un elemen…

  • Spanish Pronunciation in the Americas

    Daniel N Cárdenas, D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1982

  • Introduction to Romance Linguistics

    Vladimir Honsa, D Lincoln Canfield et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1977

  • Linguistics and Philology in Spanish America: A Survey (1925-1970)

    D Lincoln Canfield, Yakov Malkiel•ARTICLE•Hispania•1974

  • East Meets West, South of the Border

    Frederick S Stimson, D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1969

  • La doctrina gramatical de Bello

    D Lincoln Canfield, Baltasar Icaza Calderon•ARTICLE•Hispania•1969

  • El diccionario valenciano-castellano de Manuel Joaquin sanelo: Edicion, estudio de fuentes y lexicologia

    D Lincoln Canfield, Joseph Gulsoy•ARTICLE•Hispania•1968

  • Trends in American Castilian

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1967

    N NO REALM of the Hispanic Studies has there been more progress during the past fifty years than that of linguistics. It is quite fitting, therefore, that we take note on this Anniversary of the Hispanists who have dedicated themselves to this aspect of culture and to the results of their efforts in terms of vastly increased knowledge of Spanish as it actually is spoken. In 1917 procedures and outlook may have been largely normative, rules were p…

  • The Diachronic Dimension of “Synchronic” Hispanic Dialectology

    Open Access•D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Linguistics•1964

  • Contribucion al estudio del bogotano; orientaciones metodologicas para la investigacion del castellano en America

    D Lincoln Canfield, Pedro Urbano Gonzalez de la Calle•ARTICLE•Hispania•1964

  • Observaciones Sobre la Pronunciacion del Castellano en Colombia

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1962

  • American-Spanish Semantics

    D Lincoln Canfield, Charles E Kany•ARTICLE•Hispania•1961

  • Structural Studies on Spanish Themes

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispanic American Historical Review•1961

  • The Spanish of Rural Panama: Major Dialectal Features

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispanic American Historical Review•1961

  • Ingles a sus ordenes. Spanish at Your Service

    D Lincoln Canfield, G Winston Clarke et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1958

  • Historia de la lengua espanola, tercera edicion, corregida y aumentada

    D Lincoln Canfield, Rafael Lapesa•ARTICLE•Hispania•1956

  • De la pronunciacion medieval a la moderna en espanol, ultimado y dispuesto para la imprenta por Rafael Lapesa

    D Lincoln Canfield, Amado Alonso•ARTICLE•Hispania•1955

  • A Language Teacher's Guide

    D Lincoln Canfield, Edmond A Meras•ARTICLE•Hispania•1954

  • Andalucismos en la Pronunciacion Salvadorena

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1953

    El presente estudio se basa en observaciones hechas por el que suscribe en El Salvador y en territorio adyacente durante los veranos de 1951 y 1952, y forma parte de un andlisis del espafiol de El Salvador que ha de terminarse dentro de unos meses en forma de atlas lingiiistico de dicha entidad politica.* Como se trata de tierra poblada por espafioles, es natural que el castellano actual de esta regi6n tenga cierta semejanza con el de la Madre Pa…

  • Spanish American Data for the Chronology of Sibilant Changes

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1952

    nologia de la igualacidn g-z en espaiol (HR, 1951, pp. 37-58; 143-164) serves as an illuminating check on the Data for the Chronology of Theta and Jota (HR, 1949, pp. 50-60) of Robert K. Spaulding and Beatrice S. Patt. Suspecting that authors of treatises on pronunciation during the second half of the seventeenth century might have been neglected in the consideration of phonetic values and times of changes, the Spaulding and Patt article had exam…

  • Spanish ç and s in the Sixteenth Century: A Hiss and a Soft Whistle

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1950

  • Recognition of High-School Scholarship in Foreign Languages

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1949

    The question of what phases of language work to emphasize in high-school teaching, the matter of the recognition of limitations imposed by conditions which prevail in public school systems, the question of the articulation of secondary-school subject matter and methods with those of the colleges and the recognition of achievement in language work at the high-school level are all aspects of a topic that we might designate as Recognition of High-Sc…

  • An Investigation of Second-Language Teaching (Volume I)

    D Lincoln Canfield, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1949

  • The Spanish Language Institute in Mexico City

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1946

    N OT long ago while attending a game of jai alai in Mexico City, I heard an admonition shouted from the audience which was not only picturesque and typically Hispanic but also worthy of adoption as a motto by those of us who teach modern foreign languages and literature. At the time, the famous pelotari, Guillermo Amuchastegui, with his partner, was the opponent of the Mexican player, Alberto Roser, and his partner. Alberto was trailing by a wide…

  • The "Rúbrica" of the Hispanic Culture Pattern

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1946

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  • What Spanish Sounds are Most Difficult for North Americans

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1940

  • Diphthongization in the Spanish of the Anglo-North American

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1941

  • The Spanish Language Institute in Mexico City

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1946

    N OT long ago while attending a game of jai alai in Mexico City, I heard an admonition shouted from the audience which was not only picturesque and typically Hispanic but also worthy of adoption as a motto by those of us who teach modern foreign languages and literature. At the time, the famous pelotari, Guillermo Amuchastegui, with his partner, was the opponent of the Mexican player, Alberto Roser, and his partner. Alberto was trailing by a wide…

  • The "Rúbrica" of the Hispanic Culture Pattern

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1946

  • Recognition of High-School Scholarship in Foreign Languages

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1949

    The question of what phases of language work to emphasize in high-school teaching, the matter of the recognition of limitations imposed by conditions which prevail in public school systems, the question of the articulation of secondary-school subject matter and methods with those of the colleges and the recognition of achievement in language work at the high-school level are all aspects of a topic that we might designate as Recognition of High-Sc…

  • An Investigation of Second-Language Teaching (Volume I)

    D Lincoln Canfield, Frederick B Agard et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1949

  • Spanish ç and s in the Sixteenth Century: A Hiss and a Soft Whistle

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1950

  • Spanish American Data for the Chronology of Sibilant Changes

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1952

    nologia de la igualacidn g-z en espaiol (HR, 1951, pp. 37-58; 143-164) serves as an illuminating check on the Data for the Chronology of Theta and Jota (HR, 1949, pp. 50-60) of Robert K. Spaulding and Beatrice S. Patt. Suspecting that authors of treatises on pronunciation during the second half of the seventeenth century might have been neglected in the consideration of phonetic values and times of changes, the Spaulding and Patt article had exam…

  • Andalucismos en la Pronunciacion Salvadorena

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1953

    El presente estudio se basa en observaciones hechas por el que suscribe en El Salvador y en territorio adyacente durante los veranos de 1951 y 1952, y forma parte de un andlisis del espafiol de El Salvador que ha de terminarse dentro de unos meses en forma de atlas lingiiistico de dicha entidad politica.* Como se trata de tierra poblada por espafioles, es natural que el castellano actual de esta regi6n tenga cierta semejanza con el de la Madre Pa…

  • A Language Teacher's Guide

    D Lincoln Canfield, Edmond A Meras•ARTICLE•Hispania•1954

  • De la pronunciacion medieval a la moderna en espanol, ultimado y dispuesto para la imprenta por Rafael Lapesa

    D Lincoln Canfield, Amado Alonso•ARTICLE•Hispania•1955

  • Historia de la lengua espanola, tercera edicion, corregida y aumentada

    D Lincoln Canfield, Rafael Lapesa•ARTICLE•Hispania•1956

  • Ingles a sus ordenes. Spanish at Your Service

    D Lincoln Canfield, G Winston Clarke et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1958

  • American-Spanish Semantics

    D Lincoln Canfield, Charles E Kany•ARTICLE•Hispania•1961

  • Structural Studies on Spanish Themes

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispanic American Historical Review•1961

  • The Spanish of Rural Panama: Major Dialectal Features

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispanic American Historical Review•1961

  • Observaciones Sobre la Pronunciacion del Castellano en Colombia

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1962

  • The Diachronic Dimension of “Synchronic” Hispanic Dialectology

    Open Access•D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Linguistics•1964

  • Contribucion al estudio del bogotano; orientaciones metodologicas para la investigacion del castellano en America

    D Lincoln Canfield, Pedro Urbano Gonzalez de la Calle•ARTICLE•Hispania•1964

  • Trends in American Castilian

    D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1967

    N NO REALM of the Hispanic Studies has there been more progress during the past fifty years than that of linguistics. It is quite fitting, therefore, that we take note on this Anniversary of the Hispanists who have dedicated themselves to this aspect of culture and to the results of their efforts in terms of vastly increased knowledge of Spanish as it actually is spoken. In 1917 procedures and outlook may have been largely normative, rules were p…

  • El diccionario valenciano-castellano de Manuel Joaquin sanelo: Edicion, estudio de fuentes y lexicologia

    D Lincoln Canfield, Joseph Gulsoy•ARTICLE•Hispania•1968

  • East Meets West, South of the Border

    Frederick S Stimson, D Lincoln Canfield•ARTICLE•Hispania•1969

  • La doctrina gramatical de Bello

    D Lincoln Canfield, Baltasar Icaza Calderon•ARTICLE•Hispania•1969

  • Linguistics and Philology in Spanish America: A Survey (1925-1970)

    D Lincoln Canfield, Yakov Malkiel•ARTICLE•Hispania•1974

  • Introduction to Romance Linguistics

    Vladimir Honsa, D Lincoln Canfield et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1977

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