Papers from the Seminar in American Indian linguistics
By: Harvard University, Dept. of Linguistics
Publisher: The Department
Published: 1964
Place of publication: Cambridge
Language: eng
Subjects: Indians of North America; Languages
Notes: "The papers collected in this volume originated as oral reports to a course given at Harvard University ... entitled 'The native languages of North America'".

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: vol. I.; title: Linguistics 292, spring 1964 --; title: The Fox language as described by Bloomfield, Jones, and Michelson  -- Jim Fidelholtz; title: A transformational grammar of Yawelmani  -- John M. Francis; title: The Menomini language  -- Susumu Kuno; title: Takelma revisited, a critical review of Sapir's grammar  -- Michael Silverstein; title: Tonkawa  -- Paolo Valesio -- vol. II.; title: Linguistics 222, spring 1965 --; title: Sketch of Arapaho linguistic history  -- Ives Goddard; title: Proto-Siouan-Iroquoian, a re-examination  -- Robin T. Lakoff; title: Coos and Siuslaw, the relevance of subgrouping in Spair's Penutian  -- Michael Silverstein; title: Penutian, the grammatical dimensions of Sapir's hypothesis  -- Michael Silverstein -- vol. III.; title: Linguistics 260 etc., 1966-69 --; title: Study of southern Paiute grammar, pt. 1, phonology  -- Jeffrey Heath; title: A grammatical sketch of Zuni  -- Jeffrey Heath; title: A brief grammatical sketch of Tunica, based on Mary Haas' grammar  -- Brian Sinclair; title: Eastern Ojibwa  -- Martin Slate; title: Kwakiutl phonominals  -- A.H. Timberlake; title: Some comments on Sapir's The southern Paiute language -- Marlys Wendell