Jaime De Angulo
Biographic Data
| ID | 76646 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jaime De Angulo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jaime |
| FAMILY NAME | De Angulo |
| SIGNATURE | DE ANGULO J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Berkeley |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1925 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Music of the Indians of Northern California
The Zapotekan Linguistic Group
Pomo Creation Myth
The Chichimeco Language (Central Mexico)
Karok Texts
La musique des Indiens de la Californie du Nord
de Angulo Jaime, Béclard d' Harcourt Marguerite. La musique des Indiens de la Californie du Nord.. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 23 n°1, 1931. pp. 189-228
The Lutuami language (Klamath-Modoc)
de Angulo Jaime, Freeland L. S. The Lutuami language (Klamath-Modoc).. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 23 n°1, 1931. pp. 1-45
Two Achumawi Tales
North America: An‐nik‐a‐del. The History of the Universe as told by the Mo‐des‐se Indians of California. Recorded and edited by C. H art M erriam
The Achumawi Language
Grammatical Processes: Incremental vs. Autonomic
Notes on the northern Paiute of California
de Angulo Jaime, Freeland L. S. Notes on the northern Paiute of California. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 21 n°2, 1929. pp. 313-335
A Tfalati Dance-song in Parts
Miwok and Pomo Myths
Methods and Principles: Myth in Primitive Psychology. Bronislaw Malinowski
Asia and Africa: Pratiques des Harems Marocains . A.—R. de L ens
Texte en langue pomo (Californie)
de Angulo Jaime. Texte en langue pomo (Californie). In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 19, 1927. pp. 129-144
L'art et La Philosophic des Indiens de L'Amirique du Nord. Hartley Burr Alexander
Anthropological Notes
Miscellaneous the Basque Dialect of Marquina. W M . R Ollo . Amsterdam, 1925
Le Festin D'Immortality. Étude de Mythologie comparéeIndoeuropéenne . G eorges D umezil
L'emploi de la notion d'« être » dans la langue Mixe
de Angulo Jaime. L'emploi de la notion d'« être » dans la langue Mixe. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 18, 1926. pp. 1-7
Tone Patterns and Verb Forms in a Dialect of Zapotek
The Development of Affixes in a Group of Monosyllabic Languages of Oaxaca
There are here several points to notice: a) The tones of the first and second persons singular agree perfectly with the corresponding independent pronouns; and in a certain degree this is also true for the third singular, since in the majority of cases the tone-pattern of nu kwa or yu kwa is low, middle or low, high. And these three persons of the singular are precisely the ones which are used alone, that is without any suffix
The Background of the Religious Feeling in a Primitive Tribe
The Chichimeco Language (Central Mexico)
The Development of Affixes in a Group of Monosyllabic Languages of Oaxaca
There are here several points to notice: a) The tones of the first and second persons singular agree perfectly with the corresponding independent pronouns; and in a certain degree this is also true for the third singular, since in the majority of cases the tone-pattern of nu kwa or yu kwa is low, middle or low, high. And these three persons of the singular are precisely the ones which are used alone, that is without any suffix
Taos Kinship Terminology
The Zapotekan Linguistic Group
The Achumawi Language
The Background of the Religious Feeling in a Primitive Tribe
The Linguistic Tangle of Oaxaca
The state of confusion of our knowledge of the linguistics of Central America needs no better comment than the hodge-podge in that section of Les Langues du Monde, recently edited by Meillet. Oaxaca is a veritable tangle-knot of linguistic stocks. One is reminded of the Ca'ifornia of early days with its twenty-one unconnected families. Oaxaca is a comparatively small state, but there are fourteen tongues spoken within its borders. With the except…
Pomo Creation Myth
North America: An‐nik‐a‐del. The History of the Universe as told by the Mo‐des‐se Indians of California. Recorded and edited by C. H art M erriam
Notes on the northern Paiute of California
de Angulo Jaime, Freeland L. S. Notes on the northern Paiute of California. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 21 n°2, 1929. pp. 313-335
Miwok and Pomo Myths
Tone Patterns and Verb Forms in a Dialect of Zapotek
The Linguistic Tangle of Oaxaca
The state of confusion of our knowledge of the linguistics of Central America needs no better comment than the hodge-podge in that section of Les Langues du Monde, recently edited by Meillet. Oaxaca is a veritable tangle-knot of linguistic stocks. One is reminded of the Ca'ifornia of early days with its twenty-one unconnected families. Oaxaca is a comparatively small state, but there are fourteen tongues spoken within its borders. With the except…
Taos Kinship Terminology
Kinship Terms in Some Languages of Southern Mexico
Miscellaneous the Basque Dialect of Marquina. W M . R Ollo . Amsterdam, 1925
Le Festin D'Immortality. Étude de Mythologie comparéeIndoeuropéenne . G eorges D umezil
L'emploi de la notion d'« être » dans la langue Mixe
de Angulo Jaime. L'emploi de la notion d'« être » dans la langue Mixe. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 18, 1926. pp. 1-7
Tone Patterns and Verb Forms in a Dialect of Zapotek
The Development of Affixes in a Group of Monosyllabic Languages of Oaxaca
There are here several points to notice: a) The tones of the first and second persons singular agree perfectly with the corresponding independent pronouns; and in a certain degree this is also true for the third singular, since in the majority of cases the tone-pattern of nu kwa or yu kwa is low, middle or low, high. And these three persons of the singular are precisely the ones which are used alone, that is without any suffix
The Background of the Religious Feeling in a Primitive Tribe
Two Parallel Modes of Conjugation in the Pit River Language1
Asia and Africa: Pratiques des Harems Marocains . A.—R. de L ens
Texte en langue pomo (Californie)
de Angulo Jaime. Texte en langue pomo (Californie). In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 19, 1927. pp. 129-144
L'art et La Philosophic des Indiens de L'Amirique du Nord. Hartley Burr Alexander
Anthropological Notes
Miwok and Pomo Myths
Methods and Principles: Myth in Primitive Psychology. Bronislaw Malinowski
Grammatical Processes: Incremental vs. Autonomic
Notes on the northern Paiute of California
de Angulo Jaime, Freeland L. S. Notes on the northern Paiute of California. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 21 n°2, 1929. pp. 313-335
A Tfalati Dance-song in Parts
North America: An‐nik‐a‐del. The History of the Universe as told by the Mo‐des‐se Indians of California. Recorded and edited by C. H art M erriam
The Achumawi Language
Karok Texts
La musique des Indiens de la Californie du Nord
de Angulo Jaime, Béclard d' Harcourt Marguerite. La musique des Indiens de la Californie du Nord.. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 23 n°1, 1931. pp. 189-228
The Lutuami language (Klamath-Modoc)
de Angulo Jaime, Freeland L. S. The Lutuami language (Klamath-Modoc).. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 23 n°1, 1931. pp. 1-45
Two Achumawi Tales
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