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The Languages of Native North America

Dados Bibliográficos

ID2476337
AutoresM Dale Kinkade
Ano2000
Volume10
Fascículo2
Páginas297-298
Data de publicação2000-12-01
Peer ReviewedSim
Open AccessSim
TipoREVIEW
PeriódicoJournal of Linguistic Anthropology (JOURNAL)
Identificadores do periódicoISSN: 1055-1360 • E-ISSN: 1548-1395
EditoraWiley (PUBLISHER • GB)
DOI10.1525/jlin.2000.10.2.297
OpenAlexW1949319147
IdiomaEN
Citações recebidas172

The Languages of Native North America. Marianne Mithun. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. 773 pp

Historical Linguistics and Language Studies · Linguistic Variation and Morphology

  • Irrealis Mood in Lung'Ie

    Open Access•Nathalie Rech, Ana Lívia Agostinho•Revista Linguíʃtica•2023

  • Hoocąk and otherSiouan languages

    Open Access•Johannes Helmbrecht•Language and Linguistics Compass•2017

  • Morphology in the Muskogean languages

    Open Access•Colleen M Fitzgerald•Language and Linguistics Compass•2016

  • Issues in Salish Syntax and Semantics

    Open Access•Hilda J Davis, Henry Davis et al.•Language and Linguistics Compass•2009

  • Behind the Mexican Mountains

    Open Access•Gabriela Caballero, Gabriela Dalla-Corte Caballero•Language and Linguistics Compass•2011

  • The Latent Speaker

    Charlotte Basham, Ann K Fathman•International Journal of…•2008

  • Parametric variation in subordinate evaluative negation

    Open Access•Yoon, Suwon Yoon•Journal of East Asian Linguistics•2013

  • Functions of nominal classification

    Open Access•Ellen Contini-Morava, Ellen Contini–morava et al.•Language Sciences•2013

  • Debiasing semantic analysis

    Open Access•Ludovic De Cuypere•Language Sciences•2013

  • Clause-type, primary illocution, and mood-like operators in English

    Open Access•Kenneth Allan, Keith Allan•Language Sciences•2006

  • Substance, structural analogy, and universals

    John M Anderson, John Anderson•Language Sciences•2013

  • The "uphill" and "downhill" system in Meseño Cora

    Open Access•Verónica Vázquez Soto•Language Sciences•2011

  • Demonstratives and non-embedded nominalisations in three Papuan languages of the Timor-Alor-Pantar family

    Antoinette Schapper, Lila San Roque•Studies in Language•2011

  • On the differences between adnominal and external possession in Ishkashimi

    Elena Karvovskaya, Lena Karvovskaya•Studies in Language•2015

  • Two types of morphologically expressed non-verbal predication

    Pier Marco Bertinetto, Luca Ciucci et al.•Studies in Language•2019

  • Beyond roots and affixes

    Åshild Næss•Studies in Language•2017

  • The development of possession in the L1 acquisition of Northern East Cree

    Open Access•Ryan E Henke, Ryan Henke•Journal of Child Language•2019

  • Deep relationships among California languages

    Hannah J Haynie•Diachronica•2014

  • Tonogenesis

    Open Access•Lilja Maria Sæbø, Eitan Grossman et al.•Diachronica•2025

  • Realis morphology and Chatino’s role in the diversification of Zapotec languages

    Open Access•Rosemary G Beam de Azcona•Diachronica•2023

  • What about broader impacts for child language acquisition research? A commentary on Kidd and Garcia (2022)

    Open Access•Ryan E Henke, Ryan Henke•First Language•2022

  • Biological Distance Analysis and the Fate of the Gallina in the American Southwest

    L O''Donnell, Alexis O’donnell et al.•KIVA•2017

  • Lexical Suffixes and the Position of Proto-Wakashan within the Northwest Coast Linguistic Area

    Open Access•Michael Fortescue•The Canadian Journal of…•2009

  • On subjunctive clauses and irrealis mood in Persian

    Open Access•Negin Ilkhanipour•The Canadian Journal of…•2018

  • Representation in remote sensing classifications of Aboriginal landscape descriptions

    Open Access•ÉLIZABETH L SIMMS•Canadian Geographies /…•2010

  • Evidentiality and Its Relations With Other Verbal Categories

    Diana Forker•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Dizque and other Emergent Evidential forms in Romance Languages

    Asier Alcázar•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality

    Kaspar Boye•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Nakh-Daghestanian Languages

    Diana Forker•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Japanese

    Heiko Narrog, Wenjiang Yang•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • The Interactional and Cultural Pragmatics of Evidentiality in Pastaza Quichua

    Janis B Nucholls•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality and Language Contact

    Alexandra Y Aikhenvald•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Where Do Evidentials Come From?

    Victor A Friedman•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in the Languages of New Guinea

    Hannah Sarvasy, Hannah S Sarvasy•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Boran and Witotoan Languages

    Katarzyna I Wojtylak•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Formosan Languages

    Chia-Jung Pan•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Stereotypes and Evidentiality

    Michael Wood•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality and Information Source in Signed Languages

    Wilcox, Sherman Wilcox et al.•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Bodic Languages

    Gwendoyn Hyslop•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Extragrammatical Expression of Information Source

    Mario Squartini•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality and Epistemic Modality in Gitksan

    Thomas Peterson, Tyler Peterson•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Algonquian

    Marie-Odile Junker, Conor Quinn et al.•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentials and Epistemic Modality

    Björn Wiemer•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality and the Expression of Knowledge

    Anne Storch•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Non-Propositional Evidentiality

    Guillaume Jacques•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Nambikwara Languages

    David Eberhard, David M Eberhard•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentials, Information Sources, and Cognition

    Ercenur Ünal, Anna Papafragou•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality

    Alexandra Y Aikhenvald•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentials and Person

    Jackson T-S Sun•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Tibetic

    Scott Delancey•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • The Reportative in the Languagesc of the Philippines

    Josephine Sanicas Daguman•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Korean

    Ho-Min Sohn, Ho‐min Sohn•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Turkic Indirectivity

    Lars Johanson•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • The Acquisition of Evidentiality

    Stanka A Fitneva•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality and Formal Semantic Theories

    Margaret Speas•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in the Uto-Aztecan Languages

    Tim Thornes•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidence and Evidentiality in Quechua Narrative Discourse

    Rosaleen Howard•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality and the Cariban Languages

    Eithne B Carlin•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Tukanoan Languages

    Kristine Stenzel, Elsa Gomez-Imbert•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • The Cambridge Companion to Rhythm

    Open Access•Russell Hartenberger, Ryan Mcclelland•Cambridge Companion to Rhythm•2020

  • Wholes, Halves, and Vacant Quarters

    Paul R Picha•International handbook of…•2009

  • Caddo

    Wallace Chafe•Oxford Handbook of Polysynthesis•2017

  • Temporal semantics in a superficially tenseless language

    Open Access•Lisa Matthewson•Linguistics and Philosophy•2006

  • The Oxford Handbook of Polysynthesis

    Michael Fortescue, Marianne Mithun et al.•Oxford Handbook of Polysynthesis•2017

  • The Oxford handbook of language and law

    Lawrence M Solan, Peter Meijes Tiersma•The Oxford handbook of language…•2012

  • The Oxford Handbook of Ergativity

    Jessica Coon, Diane Massam et al.•The Oxford Handbook of Ergativity•2017

  • Evidentials in Uralic Languages

    Elena K Skribnik, Elena Skribnik et al.•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • Evidentiality in Mongolic

    Benjamin Brosig, Elena K Skribnik et al.•Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality•2018

  • The Indigenous Languages of the Americas

    Lyle Campbell, Campbell Campbell•Indigenous Languages of the…•2024

  • Ethnologue 16/17/18th editions

    Open Access•Harald Hammarström•Language•2015

  • Linguistic Diversity and Plurality in North America

    Open Access•Sonya Fix•The International Encyclopedia of…•2020

  • Small complements of Ps and genitive case assignment

    Open Access•Polina Pleshak•Proceedings of the Linguistic…•2023

  • Faded copies

    Open Access•Eva Zimmermann•Glossa a journal of general…•2021

  • Revisiting subjunctive obviation in French

    Open Access•Ingo Feldhausen, Sebastian Buchczyk•Glossa a journal of general…•2021

  • Demonstratives in Nivkh

    Open Access•Ekaterina Gruzdeva•Studia Orientalia Electronica•2020

  • Cross-linguistic patterns of morpheme order reflect cognitive biases

    Open Access•Carmen Saldana, Yohei Oseki et al.•Journal of Memory and Language•2021

  • Peruvian Amazonian Spanish

    Rosa Vallejos•Spanish in Context•2014

  • Erminnie A. Smith (1836–1886)

    Open Access•Marcin Kilarski•Historiographia Linguistica•2021

  • A structural typology of polysynthesis

    Johanna Mattissen•WORD•2004

  • “For Those Who Are Not Afraid of the Future”

    Debbora Battaglia•E. T. Culture•2005

  • Ufology as Anthropology

    Open Access•Christopher F Roth•E. T. Culture•2005

  • Ethical issues in legacy language resources

    Open Access•Carolyn O’meara, Jeff Good•Language & Communication•2010

  • The Lexical and Post-Lexical Phonology of Thai Tones

    Open Access•Bruce Morén, Elizabeth Zsiga et al.•Natural Language and Linguistic…•2006

  • The syntax of non-inflectional plural marking

    Open Access•Martina Wiltschko•Natural Language and Linguistic…•2008

  • The implicatures of optional past tense in Tlingit and the implications for ‘discontinuous past’

    Open Access•Cable, Seth Cable•Natural Language and Linguistic…•2017

  • Redefining the Ojibwe Classroom

    Open Access•Mindy J Morgan•Anthropology & Education Quarterly•2005

  • Glottal stop, glottalized resonants, and pharyngeals

    Open Access•John H Esling, Katie Fraser et al.•Journal of Phonetics•2005

  • Discovering the acoustic correlates of phonological contrasts

    Open Access•John Coleman•Journal of Phonetics•2003

  • The phonetics of native North American languages

    Open Access•Joyce Mcdonough, D H Whalen•Journal of Phonetics•2008

  • The stop contrasts of the Athabaskan languages

    Open Access•Joyce Mcdonough, Valerie Wood•Journal of Phonetics•2008

  • Resistance through secrecy and integration

    Andrea Mccomb Sanchez•Religion•2020

  • Gender indexicality in the Native Americas

    Open Access•L Fleming•Language in Society•2012

  • Flavors of Division

    Eric Mathieu•Linguistic Inquiry•2012

  • Influence of Second Language Cherokee Immersion on Children's Development of Past Tense in Their First Language, English

    Open Access•Tracy Hirata‐edd, Tracy Hirata‐Edds•Language Learning•2011

  • Ditransitive Alignment in Yakima Sahaptin

    Open Access•Joana Jansen•Linguistic Discovery•2012

  • The Role of the "B"-prefix in Gulf Arabic Dialects as a Marker of Future, Intent and/or Irrealis

    Open Access•Maria Persson•Journal of Arabic and Islamic…•1970

  • Irrealis as verbal non-specificity in Koro (Oceanic)

    Open Access•Jessica Cleary-Kemp•Proceedings of the Annual Meeting…•2014

  • On the classification of Wakashan lexical suffixes

    Open Access•Rachel Wojdak•Proceedings of the Annual Meeting…•2014

  • Measuring Linguistic Distance in Athapaskan

    Open Access•Conor Snoek, Cameron Cox et al.•Proceedings of the Annual Meeting…•2013

  • Classifiers in Yurok, Wiyot, and Algonquian

    Open Access•Lisa Conathan•Proceedings of the Annual Meeting…•2014

Obras citantes distintas172
Citações por ano3,07
Intervalo de citações1970 - 2025 (56)
Velocidade de citaçãorecent
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