Lawrence B Kiddle
Biographic Data
| ID | 733309 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lawrence B Kiddle |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lawrence B |
| FAMILY NAME | Kiddle |
| SIGNATURE | KIDDLE L B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 32 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1936 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Sibilant Turmoil in Middle Spanish (1450-1650)
TWO decades have passed since the publication of the first volume of Amado Alonso's masterly study of the evolution of Spanish pronunciation from medieval to modern times. A muchneeded revision of that first volume, which required twelve years' effort on the part of the continuators, appeared in 1967 and two years later the second volume, which treats the major sibilant changes and their resultant confusion, was published. The two volumes that ha…
Lexico hispanoamericano del siglo XVI
Los de abajo
The Portuguese Book of Joseph of Arimathea . Henry Hare Carter
American Indian Reflexes of Two Spanish Words for Cat
A Visual Grammar of Spanish
Veinte cuentos espanoles del siglo XX
La barraca
Buenas y malas palabras en el castellano de Venezuela
Homenaje a J. A. van Praag
De la pronunciacion medieval a la moderna en espanol
Etude de phonetique auditive sur les parlers de l'Algarve
Veinte cuentos hispanoamericanos del siglo XX
A Suggestion for Teaching the Spanish Tuteo
Peer Reviewed
Vocabulario espanol de Texas
Language Teaching. A Guide for Teachers of Foreign Languages
The Language and History of Spain
Os estudos de linguística românica na Europa e na América desde 1939 a 1948: Suplemento bibliográfico da Revista portuguesa de filologia
Os estudos de filologia portuguesa de 1930 a 1949: Subsídios bibliográficos
Linguists and Linguistics
and farsighted understanding of the need for our organization. A further proof of the wisdom of our founders can be seen in the esteem or veneration we have inspired in others who have taken our group as a pattern for similar language associations. Another characteristic that identifies us as a venerable institution is our wealth of traditions. We are gathered together in Boston in our traditional annual meeting and, since the very beginning, the…
La pronunciacion en el espanol del Valle de Mexico
Castigos e documentos para bien vivir ordenados por el rey don Sancho IV
Dos obras del humorista Edgar Neville. Margarita y los hombres. La familia Minguez
The Spanish Language as a Medium of Cultural Diffusion in the Age of Discovery
W ITHIN the Romance group of languages there are two tongues that figured prominently in the overseas expansion of the Old World in the so-called Age of Discovery, the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. These languages, Portuguese and Spanish, have had world-wide contacts and have been culture-carriers of considerable importance. Perhaps this is their greatest contribution to the cultural history of our planet. Our particular concern at this time…
Spanish Loan Words in American Indian Languages
Ethnic or culture groups as well as individuals learn from their neighbors.* The closer and the more intimate the contacts between peoples the greater and the more profound will be the inter influence of one group upon the other. The exchanges or borrowings made between the groups can involve all aspects of the two cultures, whether they be material, such as tools, plants, and animals, or whether they be non-material in nature, such as customs, r…
American Indian Reflexes of Two Spanish Words for Cat
Sibilant Turmoil in Middle Spanish (1450-1650)
TWO decades have passed since the publication of the first volume of Amado Alonso's masterly study of the evolution of Spanish pronunciation from medieval to modern times. A muchneeded revision of that first volume, which required twelve years' effort on the part of the continuators, appeared in 1967 and two years later the second volume, which treats the major sibilant changes and their resultant confusion, was published. The two volumes that ha…
Spanish Loan Words in American Indian Languages
Ethnic or culture groups as well as individuals learn from their neighbors.* The closer and the more intimate the contacts between peoples the greater and the more profound will be the inter influence of one group upon the other. The exchanges or borrowings made between the groups can involve all aspects of the two cultures, whether they be material, such as tools, plants, and animals, or whether they be non-material in nature, such as customs, r…
The Spanish Language as a Medium of Cultural Diffusion in the Age of Discovery
W ITHIN the Romance group of languages there are two tongues that figured prominently in the overseas expansion of the Old World in the so-called Age of Discovery, the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. These languages, Portuguese and Spanish, have had world-wide contacts and have been culture-carriers of considerable importance. Perhaps this is their greatest contribution to the cultural history of our planet. Our particular concern at this time…
El habla rural de San Luis
A Source of the General Estoria: The French Prose Redaction of the Roman de Thebes
The Prose Thebes and the General Estoria: An Illustration of the Alphonsine Method of Using Source Material
Los Nombres Del Pavo en el Dialecto Nuevomejicano
The Laboratory of the Department of Romance Languages at Michigan
Peer Reviewed
Leave Your Language Alone
El habla rural de San Luis
The Spanish Dialect in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana
Castigos e documentos para bien vivir ordenados por el rey don Sancho IV
Dos obras del humorista Edgar Neville. Margarita y los hombres. La familia Minguez
The Spanish Language as a Medium of Cultural Diffusion in the Age of Discovery
W ITHIN the Romance group of languages there are two tongues that figured prominently in the overseas expansion of the Old World in the so-called Age of Discovery, the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. These languages, Portuguese and Spanish, have had world-wide contacts and have been culture-carriers of considerable importance. Perhaps this is their greatest contribution to the cultural history of our planet. Our particular concern at this time…
Spanish Loan Words in American Indian Languages
Ethnic or culture groups as well as individuals learn from their neighbors.* The closer and the more intimate the contacts between peoples the greater and the more profound will be the inter influence of one group upon the other. The exchanges or borrowings made between the groups can involve all aspects of the two cultures, whether they be material, such as tools, plants, and animals, or whether they be non-material in nature, such as customs, r…
Os estudos de linguística românica na Europa e na América desde 1939 a 1948: Suplemento bibliográfico da Revista portuguesa de filologia
Os estudos de filologia portuguesa de 1930 a 1949: Subsídios bibliográficos
Linguists and Linguistics
and farsighted understanding of the need for our organization. A further proof of the wisdom of our founders can be seen in the esteem or veneration we have inspired in others who have taken our group as a pattern for similar language associations. Another characteristic that identifies us as a venerable institution is our wealth of traditions. We are gathered together in Boston in our traditional annual meeting and, since the very beginning, the…
La pronunciacion en el espanol del Valle de Mexico
Language Teaching. A Guide for Teachers of Foreign Languages
The Language and History of Spain
Vocabulario espanol de Texas
Etude de phonetique auditive sur les parlers de l'Algarve
Veinte cuentos hispanoamericanos del siglo XX
A Suggestion for Teaching the Spanish Tuteo
Peer Reviewed
Buenas y malas palabras en el castellano de Venezuela
Homenaje a J. A. van Praag
De la pronunciacion medieval a la moderna en espanol
La barraca
Art (18 works) · Philosophy (17 works) · Linguistics (15 works) · Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies (15 works) · Humanities (13 works) · History (11 works) · History (9 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Historical Linguistics and Language Studies (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works)