Charles F Hockett
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 99868 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Charles F Hockett |
| PRENOMES | Charles F |
| SOBRENOME | Hockett |
| ASSINATURA | HOCKETT C F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Cornell University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 89 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 662 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 89 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1942 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ÍNDICE H | 12 |
Two lectures on writing
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Leonard bloomfield
This essay outlines Leonard Bloomfiek's career and describes his focal role in the history of linguistic science
The World's Writing Systems
Approaches to syntax
L'A. retrace les developpements de la linguistique au cours de la deuxieme moitie du 20 e siecle. Il montre que la source de nombreux malentendus sont les mots eux-memes, utilises dans des sens techniques differents par differents chercheurs : les mots langage et langue en premier lieu, mais aussi les mots grammaire, syntaxe, morphologie, lexique et semantique. L'A. examine plus specifiquement les developpements de la syntaxe et le moment ou la n…
J Milton Cowan
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George Leonard Trager
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The Life and Mind of Oriental Jones
Pacific Island Languages
An Ojibwe Text Anthology . John D. Nichols
The Human Revolution
A Note on Sound Change and Borrowing
Refurbishing Our Foundations
Refurbishing our foundations
A new Leonard Bloomfield Bibliography
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Reply to Hockings and Brace
Distinguished Lecture
CARLETON STEVENS COON, WHOSE SCHOLARLY LARGESSE knew no bounds, 15 years ago gave me the hint that has led to this paper, and I gratefully dedicate it to his memory
The Word Hawaii
The View from Language
Where Linguistics Touches Science
Forgotten Goals and Unfinished Business in Anthropology
In Search of Jove's Brow
Menomini Lexicon
Yokuts as Testing-Ground for Linguistic Methods
If You Slice It Thin Enough It's Not Baloney
UR EDITOR asked me for a companion piece to Twaddell's belatedly published presidential address, to include (perhaps among other things) an outline of what has been said on the issues since 1957. The answer is: very little. The reason is that, beginning that very year, an initially small but ever increasing number of people in linguistics have been marching to the sound of a different drummer. The problems that had held our attention during Twadd…
Some Errata in Bloomfield's Menomini
The Human Revolution
Two Models of Grammatical Description
A Course in Modern Linguistics
The Human Revolution [and Comments and Reply]
Except for an introductory discussion of methodology, this paper is an effort at a narrative account of the evolution of our ancestors from proto-hominoid times to the earliest fully human stage
Eastern Ojibwa
What Algonquian Is Really like
Problems of Morphemic Analysis
This paper develops further the theory of morphemic analysis presented by Zellig S. Harris in 1942. Morphemic analysis is the operation by which the analyst isolates minimum meaningful elements in the utterances of a language, and decides which occurrences of such elements shall be regarded as occurrences of ‘the same’ element
A System of Descriptive Phonology
[The paper delimits the field of descriptive phonology, formulates a system thereof, and briefly points out some of its implications.]
Distinguished Lecture
CARLETON STEVENS COON, WHOSE SCHOLARLY LARGESSE knew no bounds, 15 years ago gave me the hint that has led to this paper, and I gratefully dedicate it to his memory
In Search of Jove's Brow
Age-Grading and Linguistic Continuity
The origin and development of speech habits in individuals, through their life cycles from birth to death, can appropriately be termed linguistic ontogeny. In contrast to this, the subject matter of historical linguistics—changes through decades and centuries in the speech patterns of communities—is of course linguistic phylogeny. The present paper deals with certain relations between these two: specifically, with the mechanisms whereby continuit…
Implications of Bloomfield's Algonquian Studies
that his work in this field is of considerable importance.3 But most of those who are quite willing to admit this do so on indirect evidence: since Bloomfield's other work proves him a sound scholar, his Algonquian studies must be sound too. Algonquian, after all, is an out-of-the-way language family, and few have concerned themselves with it. In view, particularly, of Bloomfield's endeavors in this field, this neglect is unfortunate. To the writ…
Peiping Phonology
The Quantification of Functional Load
1967). The Quantification of Functional Load. WORD: Vol. 23, Linguistic Studies Pesented to Andre Martinet: Part One, General Linguistics, pp. 300-320
Morphology
Linguistic Elements and Their Relations
Most linguists agree on the existence, or at least on the inescapable utility, of two kinds of basic elements in a language: morphemes and phonemes. The relation between them, however, is conceived of in various ways. In this paper we survey some of these ways, and then extend the discussion to some other aspects of language design and of linguistic method and theory
Linguistic Time-Perspective and Its Anthropological Uses
Refurbishing our foundations
Sound Change
On 2 February 1786, in Calcutta, Sir William Jones delivered an address to The Asiatic Society, in which occurs a passage that has since repeatedly been hailed as the first clear statement of the fundamental assumption of the comparative method. We may justifiably take that event as the birth of modern linguistics. Between Sir William's address and the present Thirty-Ninth Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America there is a span of 178…
Nationalism and Language Reform in China
Attribution and Apposition
D ONALD W. LEE probably did not realize that in publishing his article 'Close Apposition: an Unresolved Pattern,'1 he was starting a chain reaction. The second link was Einar Haugen's note, 'On Resolving the Close Apposition.'2 The present note is a third link. I find myself quite satisfied with Haugen's solution, in every way but one: it seems inappropriate to me to speak of 'modifier' and 'head' when dealing with apposition. The purpose of this…
Potawatomi I
The Yawelmani Basic Verb
This paper contains no new information; it is merely an attempt to present, economically and clearly, one small portion of the design of the Yawelmani dialect of Yokuts. The implication is that the rest of the language could also be discussed in the relatively simple way demonstrated here. Newman's description (1944, 1946), from which I draw the facts, is notable for its sensitivity and realism, but is exasperatingly difficult to follow. However,…
Central Algonquian Vocabulary
The Mathematical Theory of Communication
North America
A System of Descriptive Phonology
[The paper delimits the field of descriptive phonology, formulates a system thereof, and briefly points out some of its implications.]
Linguistic Interludes
Sapir on Arapaho
Componential Analysis of Sierra Popoluca
Peiping Phonology
Morphology
Problems of Morphemic Analysis
This paper develops further the theory of morphemic analysis presented by Zellig S. Harris in 1942. Morphemic analysis is the operation by which the analyst isolates minimum meaningful elements in the utterances of a language, and decides which occurrences of such elements shall be regarded as occurrences of ‘the same’ element
A Note on 'Structure' [Review of de Goeje by W. D. Preston]
Potawatomi IV
Potawatomi II
Potawatomi III
Potawatomi I
Implications of Bloomfield's Algonquian Studies
that his work in this field is of considerable importance.3 But most of those who are quite willing to admit this do so on indirect evidence: since Bloomfield's other work proves him a sound scholar, his Algonquian studies must be sound too. Algonquian, after all, is an out-of-the-way language family, and few have concerned themselves with it. In view, particularly, of Bloomfield's endeavors in this field, this neglect is unfortunate. To the writ…
Linguistic Structures of Native America
Mandarin Primer
The Conjunct Modes in Ojibwa and Potawatomi
Haimiluinen, who gathered his materials from early sources as well as in the field.7 It appears that children are named at two separate occasions. The first name is given on the day of birth; this is necessary lest the child die nameless. In the Jelabuga district, according to Gorodskoj (1864), the midwife gives the first name: 'Der Sohn eines Ivanais erhdilt den Namen Ivaka, Akildis Sohn Akplat, Akmodidias: Akmai u.s.w.'s This procedure, whereby…
Reactions to Indian Place Names
OUR CONTINENT is thickly studded with geographical names of Indian origin. Chicago is Fox'1 eka-ko'hi 'onion' (derived in Fox from seka-kwa 'skunk'; the animal name is from some East Coast Algonquian cognate); Illinois is Miami-Peoria-Illinois, cognate to Fox ineniwa 'man' (the former group of dialects retains proto-Algonquian 1, replaced by n in Fox); Michigan is cognate with Fox me'ikami 'big lake'; Wisconsin may be from Potawatomi weE-ks-anyak…
Peiping Morphophonemics
Morphophonemics, as the term is used here, subsumes every phase of the phonemic shape of morphemes: the typical shapes of alternants, the types of alternation, and the various environmental factors (phonological or grammatical) which elicit one alternant or another of those morphemes which appear in more than one shape. This usage is broader than some which have recently been described, for instance by Bloch and by Wells
Age-Grading and Linguistic Continuity
The origin and development of speech habits in individuals, through their life cycles from birth to death, can appropriately be termed linguistic ontogeny. In contrast to this, the subject matter of historical linguistics—changes through decades and centuries in the speech patterns of communities—is of course linguistic phylogeny. The present paper deals with certain relations between these two: specifically, with the mechanisms whereby continuit…
Phonology as Functional Phonetics
Nationalism and Language Reform in China
An Approach to the Quantification of Semantic Noise
In a survey of information theory and some of its implications, Warren Weaver has proposed a distinction between engineering (or channel ) noise and semantic noise (1: 94–117). Ordinary Spanish usage reflects this distinction quite neatly. If A speaks to B and B responds with no entiendo , it means ‘I have not heard your words, because of interfering sound or lack of attention; please transmit the same message again’; if he responds with no compr…
Travaux du Cercle Linguistique de Copenhague Vol. V. Recherches Structurales
A New Study of Fundamentals
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