Title: Language and man : anthropological issues /
Authors: McCormack, William C. 1929-; Wurm, S. A. 1922-2001.
Publisher: Mouton ; distributed in the USA and Canada by Aldine,
Year: 1976
Subjects: Anthropological linguistics Congresses; Children Language Congresses; Nonverbal communication Congresses.
Contents: Paralinguistic behavior as continuity between animal and human communication / David Crystal -- A consideration of language acquisition rates and possible interspecies relationships / John G. Bordie -- Domestic animal calling in a Berber tribe / James Bynon -- Infant vocalization : communication before speech / Margaret Bullowa, James L. Fidelholtz and Allan R. Kessler -- Early language learning : a sociolinguistic approach / Michael A.K. Halliday -- The role of social context in language acquisition / Tatiana Slama-Cazacu -- Reading and stages of language acquisition / Ragnhild Söderbergh -- Competence in English-language learning by American Indian monolinguals and bilinguals / Mary R. Miller -- Linguistic universals in anthropological studies of bilingualism / Carolyn Kessler -- Implications of language contact for bilingual language acquisition / Els Oksaar -- Studies in language switching and mixing / Evelyn Hatch -- Nonverbal components in message sequence : "mixed syntax" / Tatiana Slama-Cazacu -- Linguistic and kinesic correlates in code switching / Walburga von Raffler Engel -- Language, paralanguage, and body motion in the structure of conversations / Starkey D. Duncan Jr. -- A study of interaction markers in conversational Spanish / Ana María Martirena -- Components of interaction in the negotiation of a definition of the situation / Don Handelman -- Analysis of a culture through its culturemes : theory and method / Fernando Poyatos -- Sociolinguistic considerations on psychosocial socialization : the beginnings of a theory of verbalization / Ruth Leodolter and Michael Leodolter -- The contribution of Romanian cultural-linguistic anthropology to the complex study of modern populations / Ion Oprescu -- Summary of discussion / S.A. Wurm.