Vol. 4 No. 2 (1984)

• Full Issue

Articles

• French Contribution to the Study of the Pacific Northwest Coast Indian Cultures and Languages

  Guy P. Buchholtzer

  1-38

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• Word-building Rules and Grammatical Categories of Lummi

  Richard Demers, Eloise Jelinek

  39-49

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• Contextualizing Cues in Haida Narrative

  Carol M. Eastman, Elizabeth A. Edwards

  50-65

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• Cognitive Configurations in Lushootseed

  Anne Galin

  66-80

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• Nooksack Reduplication

  Brent Galloway

  81-100

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• Tahltan Consonant Harmony

  Margaret F. Hardwick

  101-112

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• Klahowiam Mr Smis': Collocation and Context of Situation in the Interpretation of a Chinook Jargon Text

  Barbara P. Harris

  113-131

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• Morphophonemic Spelling for Pedagogical and Other Practical Purposes

  Thorn Hess

  132-146

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• The Truth About Cowichan Imperfectives

  Thomas E. Hukari

  147-161

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• Cultee's Kathlamet "Salmon's Myth": As Twice-Told to Boas: Language, Memory and Selective Performance

  Dell Hymes

  162-228

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• Some Features of Warm Springs Sahaptin

  Virgnia Hymes

  229-235

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• Some Agent Hierarchies in Upper Chehalis

  M. Dale Kinkade

  236-240

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• Four Upper Skagit Versions of "Starchild"

  T. C. S. Langen

  241-254

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• Mrs. Minnie Showaway's "Coyote and the Dogs": Structure and meaning in a Sahaptin narrative

  Henry Morrison

  255-264

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• Sprachhistorische Untersuchung zur Stellung des Haida

  Jürgen Pinnow

  265-317

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• The Word-Classes of Upper North Wakashan

  John C. Rath

  318-323

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• Rich Foods and Real People: A Problem with Tsimshian Food Categories in Boas' Tsimshian Mythology

  Margaret Seguin

  324-330

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• Female Indicators in the Twana Language

  Nile Thompson

  331-336

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• Punning in Lillooet

  Jan P. van Eijk

  337-338

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• Some Evidence of Elaboration in Chinook Jargon

  Henry Zenk

  339-355

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• From the Nishga speaker's point of view: the evidential postclitics

  Marie-Lucie Tarpent

  356-370

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