Kenneth L Miner
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 957017 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Kenneth L Miner |
| PRENOMES | Kenneth L |
| SOBRENOME | Miner |
| ASSINATURA | MINER K L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Wisconsin |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1974 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Yiddish V/1 declarative clauses in discourse
Yiddish narratives contain a considerable number of declarative sentences which begin with the inflected verb: Hot im zayn vayb bald tsurikgeshikt dem briv ‘(So) his wife right away returned the letter.’ Such declarative sentences, which are never initial in a text, are often said to have resultative meaning (note the translation of the example just given); however grammarians concede that one encounters them often without such a meaning. The pur…
A Note on Noun Stripping
Noun Stripping and Loose Incorporation in Zuni
Beginning Lakhóta . Lakhóta Project Lakhóta Wayáwapi/Lakhóta Readings . Lakhóta Project Elementary Bilingual Dictionary . Lakhóta Project
Metrics, or Winnebago Made Harder
Bloomfield's Process Phonology and Kiparsky's Opacity
Theoretical Implications Of The Great Menominee Vowel Shift
I attempt here to detail some of the historical phonology of Menominee, a Central Algonquian language, in a tentative effort to fill in the bare outlines hinted at in Bloomfield 1924 and 1939. The central topic is the development of the Menominee vowel system. The facts appear to suggest that in Menominee and perhaps in Central Algonquian in general, word-initial position is a weak, rather than a strong, phonological position, contrary to a gener…
Dorsey's Law in Winnebago-Chiwere and Winnebago Accent
Through the Years with a Small Language
Menominee Lexicon . Leonard Bloomfield , Charles F. Hockett
John Eliot of Massachusetts and the Beginnings of American Linguistics
The author puts forward the claim thatThe Indian Grammar Begun(1666) of John Eliot of Massachusetts (1604-90) constitutes the first published account of an 'exotic' language that can rightfully be called scientific (0.). The first portion of the argument treats Eliot's English-based orthography and the problems it poses in the description of a language completely different from English (1.). Eliot's use of a 'morphophonemic' transcription is pres…
Noun Stripping and Loose Incorporation in Zuni
Dorsey's Law in Winnebago-Chiwere and Winnebago Accent
Metrics, or Winnebago Made Harder
John Eliot of Massachusetts and the Beginnings of American Linguistics
The author puts forward the claim thatThe Indian Grammar Begun(1666) of John Eliot of Massachusetts (1604-90) constitutes the first published account of an 'exotic' language that can rightfully be called scientific (0.). The first portion of the argument treats Eliot's English-based orthography and the problems it poses in the description of a language completely different from English (1.). Eliot's use of a 'morphophonemic' transcription is pres…
A Note on Noun Stripping
John Eliot of Massachusetts and the Beginnings of American Linguistics
The author puts forward the claim thatThe Indian Grammar Begun(1666) of John Eliot of Massachusetts (1604-90) constitutes the first published account of an 'exotic' language that can rightfully be called scientific (0.). The first portion of the argument treats Eliot's English-based orthography and the problems it poses in the description of a language completely different from English (1.). Eliot's use of a 'morphophonemic' transcription is pres…
Menominee Lexicon . Leonard Bloomfield , Charles F. Hockett
Theoretical Implications Of The Great Menominee Vowel Shift
I attempt here to detail some of the historical phonology of Menominee, a Central Algonquian language, in a tentative effort to fill in the bare outlines hinted at in Bloomfield 1924 and 1939. The central topic is the development of the Menominee vowel system. The facts appear to suggest that in Menominee and perhaps in Central Algonquian in general, word-initial position is a weak, rather than a strong, phonological position, contrary to a gener…
Dorsey's Law in Winnebago-Chiwere and Winnebago Accent
Through the Years with a Small Language
Beginning Lakhóta . Lakhóta Project Lakhóta Wayáwapi/Lakhóta Readings . Lakhóta Project Elementary Bilingual Dictionary . Lakhóta Project
Metrics, or Winnebago Made Harder
Bloomfield's Process Phonology and Kiparsky's Opacity
Noun Stripping and Loose Incorporation in Zuni
A Note on Noun Stripping
Yiddish V/1 declarative clauses in discourse
Yiddish narratives contain a considerable number of declarative sentences which begin with the inflected verb: Hot im zayn vayb bald tsurikgeshikt dem briv ‘(So) his wife right away returned the letter.’ Such declarative sentences, which are never initial in a text, are often said to have resultative meaning (note the translation of the example just given); however grammarians concede that one encounters them often without such a meaning. The pur…
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