David S Rood
Biographic Data
| ID | 99129 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David S Rood |
| GIVEN NAMES | David S |
| FAMILY NAME | Rood |
| SIGNATURE | ROOD D S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Colorado System |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Siouan Languages and Linguistics: Selected Papers by Robert L. Rankin
Founded in 1683 in Leiden, the Netherlands, Brill is a leading international academic publisher in the Humanities, Social Sciences, International Law, and Biology. With offices in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, the USA and Asia, Brill today publishes more than 360 journals and 2,000 new books and reference works each year as well as a large number of databases and primary source research collections.
The Caddo Language: A Grammar, Texts, and Dictionary Based on Materials Collected by the Author in Oklahoma between 1960 and 1970 by Wallace Chafe
Reviewed by: The Caddo Language: A Grammar, Texts, and Dictionary Based on Materials Collected by the Author in Oklahoma between 1960 and 1970 by Wallace Chafe David S. Rood The Caddo Language: A Grammar, Texts, and Dictionary Based on Materials Collected by the Author in Oklahoma between 1960 and 1970. Wallace Chafe. Petosky, Mich.: Mundart Press, 2018. Pp. viii + 323. $22.00 (paper). The two branches of the Caddoan family tree are Caddo on the …
Phonetic and phonological patterns of nasality in Lakota vowels
Lakota (Siouan) has both contrastive and coarticulatory vowel nasality, and both nasal and oral vowels can occur before or after a nasal consonant. This study examines the timing and degree patterns of acoustic vowel nasality across contrastive and coarticulatory contexts in Lakota, based on data from six Lakota native speakers. There is clear evidence of both anticipatory and carryover nasal coarticulation across oral and nasal vowels, with a gr…
A Grammar of Crow. Randoph Graczyk
Lessons from documented endangered languages
"This volume represents part of an unprecedented and still growing effort to advance, coordinate and disseminate the scientific-documentation of endangered languages. As the pace of language extinction increases, linguists and native communities are accelerating their efforts to speak, remember, record, analyze and archive as much as possible of our common human heritage that is linguistic diversity. The window of opportunity for documentation is…
Some Wichita Recollections: Aspects of Culture Reflected in Language
The Wichita language belongs to the Caddoan linguistic family. In the late 1960s, I was privileged to study it with the help of Mrs. Bertha Provost. Among the texts collected as part of that effort is one in which Mrs. Provost and Mr. Houston Miller describe aspects of their traditional culture and beliefs as they heard them from their elders. The topics include creation, games, food sources and preparation, expected behavior, and tools. After pr…
Welcome to the New Editor
On the interaction of grammar components in Lakhota: Evidence from split intransitivity
Nowak Replies to Sadock: An Editorial Report
Mid-America Linguistics Conference Papers
Lakhota kičháǧa for Expected kičáǧa: An Explanation
Linguistic Relativity and Sex/Gender Studies: Epistemological and Methodological Considerations
Two studies have investigated one purported manifestation of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis of linguistic relativity-the relationship between gender loading in languages (a linguistic construct) and the perception of gender (a psychological construct) by speakers of those languages. The results of the study conducted by the University of Michigan Language Behavior Research Group indicated that adult speakers of English and Hebrew categorized objects/…
Untangling Referent and Reference in Linguistic Relativity Studies: A Response From Clarke Et Al
We are pleased to have the opportunity to respond to Herold's critique of our recent paper, “Gender Perception in Arabic and English” (Clarke et al. 1981). The relationship between language and thought continues to attract interest and as Herold's letter illustrates, the complexity of the issues, coupled with the relatively clumsy methodology, permits a variety of interpretations of research results. In the following pages we will briefly review …
"Ijal" Continued: An Editorial
Siouan
Linguistics: Coyote Stories. William Bright
Against Artificial Tree Branches: Another Look at Nass-Gitksan Syntax
The Implications of Wichita Phonology
Wichita phonology is unusual in several ways. The system contains no labials, no nasals, only front vowels, and a three-way length contrast in vowels. Examination of the system and of the morphophonemic rules leads to these observations, among others: coalescence is not deletion, and the rules should not imply that it is; the feature [delayed release] is incorrect (here) for distinguishing affricate /c/ from stop /t/; /t/ is palatalized but /k/ i…
Reply to EPH's Note on David S. Rood Swadesh's Keres. Caddo Comparison
Swadesh's Keres. Caddo Comparison
Agent and object in Wichita
Phonetic and phonological patterns of nasality in Lakota vowels
Lakota (Siouan) has both contrastive and coarticulatory vowel nasality, and both nasal and oral vowels can occur before or after a nasal consonant. This study examines the timing and degree patterns of acoustic vowel nasality across contrastive and coarticulatory contexts in Lakota, based on data from six Lakota native speakers. There is clear evidence of both anticipatory and carryover nasal coarticulation across oral and nasal vowels, with a gr…
The Implications of Wichita Phonology
Wichita phonology is unusual in several ways. The system contains no labials, no nasals, only front vowels, and a three-way length contrast in vowels. Examination of the system and of the morphophonemic rules leads to these observations, among others: coalescence is not deletion, and the rules should not imply that it is; the feature [delayed release] is incorrect (here) for distinguishing affricate /c/ from stop /t/; /t/ is palatalized but /k/ i…
Linguistic Relativity and Sex/Gender Studies: Epistemological and Methodological Considerations
Two studies have investigated one purported manifestation of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis of linguistic relativity-the relationship between gender loading in languages (a linguistic construct) and the perception of gender (a psychological construct) by speakers of those languages. The results of the study conducted by the University of Michigan Language Behavior Research Group indicated that adult speakers of English and Hebrew categorized objects/…
Untangling Referent and Reference in Linguistic Relativity Studies: A Response From Clarke Et Al
We are pleased to have the opportunity to respond to Herold's critique of our recent paper, “Gender Perception in Arabic and English” (Clarke et al. 1981). The relationship between language and thought continues to attract interest and as Herold's letter illustrates, the complexity of the issues, coupled with the relatively clumsy methodology, permits a variety of interpretations of research results. In the following pages we will briefly review …
Swadesh's Keres. Caddo Comparison
Agent and object in Wichita
Agent and object in Wichita
Reply to EPH's Note on David S. Rood Swadesh's Keres. Caddo Comparison
Swadesh's Keres. Caddo Comparison
The Implications of Wichita Phonology
Wichita phonology is unusual in several ways. The system contains no labials, no nasals, only front vowels, and a three-way length contrast in vowels. Examination of the system and of the morphophonemic rules leads to these observations, among others: coalescence is not deletion, and the rules should not imply that it is; the feature [delayed release] is incorrect (here) for distinguishing affricate /c/ from stop /t/; /t/ is palatalized but /k/ i…
Against Artificial Tree Branches: Another Look at Nass-Gitksan Syntax
Siouan
Linguistics: Coyote Stories. William Bright
"Ijal" Continued: An Editorial
Untangling Referent and Reference in Linguistic Relativity Studies: A Response From Clarke Et Al
We are pleased to have the opportunity to respond to Herold's critique of our recent paper, “Gender Perception in Arabic and English” (Clarke et al. 1981). The relationship between language and thought continues to attract interest and as Herold's letter illustrates, the complexity of the issues, coupled with the relatively clumsy methodology, permits a variety of interpretations of research results. In the following pages we will briefly review …
Linguistic Relativity and Sex/Gender Studies: Epistemological and Methodological Considerations
Two studies have investigated one purported manifestation of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis of linguistic relativity-the relationship between gender loading in languages (a linguistic construct) and the perception of gender (a psychological construct) by speakers of those languages. The results of the study conducted by the University of Michigan Language Behavior Research Group indicated that adult speakers of English and Hebrew categorized objects/…
Lakhota kičháǧa for Expected kičáǧa: An Explanation
Mid-America Linguistics Conference Papers
On the interaction of grammar components in Lakhota: Evidence from split intransitivity
Nowak Replies to Sadock: An Editorial Report
Welcome to the New Editor
Lessons from documented endangered languages
"This volume represents part of an unprecedented and still growing effort to advance, coordinate and disseminate the scientific-documentation of endangered languages. As the pace of language extinction increases, linguists and native communities are accelerating their efforts to speak, remember, record, analyze and archive as much as possible of our common human heritage that is linguistic diversity. The window of opportunity for documentation is…
Some Wichita Recollections: Aspects of Culture Reflected in Language
The Wichita language belongs to the Caddoan linguistic family. In the late 1960s, I was privileged to study it with the help of Mrs. Bertha Provost. Among the texts collected as part of that effort is one in which Mrs. Provost and Mr. Houston Miller describe aspects of their traditional culture and beliefs as they heard them from their elders. The topics include creation, games, food sources and preparation, expected behavior, and tools. After pr…
A Grammar of Crow. Randoph Graczyk
Phonetic and phonological patterns of nasality in Lakota vowels
Lakota (Siouan) has both contrastive and coarticulatory vowel nasality, and both nasal and oral vowels can occur before or after a nasal consonant. This study examines the timing and degree patterns of acoustic vowel nasality across contrastive and coarticulatory contexts in Lakota, based on data from six Lakota native speakers. There is clear evidence of both anticipatory and carryover nasal coarticulation across oral and nasal vowels, with a gr…
The Caddo Language: A Grammar, Texts, and Dictionary Based on Materials Collected by the Author in Oklahoma between 1960 and 1970 by Wallace Chafe
Reviewed by: The Caddo Language: A Grammar, Texts, and Dictionary Based on Materials Collected by the Author in Oklahoma between 1960 and 1970 by Wallace Chafe David S. Rood The Caddo Language: A Grammar, Texts, and Dictionary Based on Materials Collected by the Author in Oklahoma between 1960 and 1970. Wallace Chafe. Petosky, Mich.: Mundart Press, 2018. Pp. viii + 323. $22.00 (paper). The two branches of the Caddoan family tree are Caddo on the …
Siouan Languages and Linguistics: Selected Papers by Robert L. Rankin
Founded in 1683 in Leiden, the Netherlands, Brill is a leading international academic publisher in the Humanities, Social Sciences, International Law, and Biology. With offices in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, the USA and Asia, Brill today publishes more than 360 journals and 2,000 new books and reference works each year as well as a large number of databases and primary source research collections.
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