01959nam a2200277Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010001500070035002000085040003400105050001900139082001100158111007000169111007700239111007000316245013300386260004300519300003100562500011700593504002900710505076200739650004701501700004701548710008601595116364BIBL20160527184200.0740927s1963    maua     b    100 0 eng    a 62022020   a(OCoLC)01024104  aDLCcITDdm.c.dSERdOCLdCIN0 aP23 1961b.C65  a410.822 aConference on Language Universalsd(1961cDobbs Ferry, N. Y.)wmn2 aConference on Language Universalsd(1961cDobbs Ferry, N. Y.)wmn2Local2 aConference on Language Universalsd(1961cDobbs Ferry, N. Y.)wmn10aUniversals of languagebreport of a conference held at Dobbs Ferry, New York, April 13-15, 1961.cEdited by Joseph H. Greenberg.  aCambridge, Mass.bM.I.T. Pressc[1963]  ax, 269 p.btables.c25 cm.  aThe conference was sponsored by the Linguistics and Psychology Committee of the Social Science Research Council.  aIncludes bibliographies.0 aThe problem of universals in language, by C. F. Hockett.--Are there universals of linguistic change, by H. M. Hoenigwsald.--Assumptions about nasals; a sample study in phonolgoical universals, by C. A. Ferguson.--Phoneme distribution and language universals, by S. Sap.--Some universals of grammar with particular references to the order of meaningful elements, by J. H. Greenberg.--A search for universals in Indo-European diachronic morphology, by W. Cowgill.--On the semantic structure of language, by U. Weinreich.--Semantic universals, by S. Ullman.--Implications of language universals for linguists, by R. Jakobson.--Language universals in anthropological perspective, by J. B. Casagrande.--Language universals and psycholinguistics, by C. E. Osgood. 0aLanguage and languagesxCongresses.2Local10aGreenberg, Joseph Haroldd1915-wdn2Local20aSocial Science Research Council.bCommittee on Linguistics and Psychology.2Local