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Harry Hoijer

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 March 2026

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Obituary
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Language , Volume 53 , Issue 1 , March 1977 , pp. 169 - 173
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Copyright © 1977 by Linguistic Society of America

References

Bibliography of Harry Hoijer

1953. Texts of the Navajo creation chants. Cambridge, MA: Peabody Museum of Harvard University. Pp. 36. [Issued in portfolio with five records, entitled Navajo creation chants.].Google Scholar
1963. Introducción a la antropología (with Ralph L. Beals). Madrid. [Translation of An introduction to anthropology, 2nd ed., 1959.].Google Scholar
1964. A problem in Navajo syntax. Proceedings of the 9th International Congress of Linguists, 601–3. The Hague: Mouton.Google Scholar
Review of Éléments de linguistique générale and A functional view of language, by Martinet, A. Lg. 40. 392–7.Google Scholar
1965. An introduction to anthropology (with Ralph L. Beals). third edition. New York: Macmillan. Pp. 788.Google Scholar
Language history, from Language, by Bloomfield, Leonard. Edited by Hoijer, Harry. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston. Pp. 281–512.Google Scholar
Contributions to a bibliography of comparative Amerindian (with Hamp, E. P. & Bright, William). IJAL 31. 346–53.Google Scholar
Review of A history of Palaihnihan phonology, by Olmsted, D. L. AA 67. 156–7.Google Scholar
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1966. Hare phonology: an historical study. Lg. 42. 499–507.Google Scholar
Galice Athapaskan: a grammatical sketch. IJAL 32. 320–27.Google Scholar
The problem of primitive languages. Brain function, vol. III (UCLA Forum in Medical Sciences, 4): Speech, language and communication, ed. by Carterette, E. C., 231–48. Berkeley & Los Angeles: University of California Press.Google Scholar
1967. Navajo (word classes). Lingua 17. 88–102.Google Scholar
The phonology and morphology of the Navaho language (with Edward Sapir). (University of California publications in linguistics, 50.) Berkeley & Los Angeles. Pp. 124.Google Scholar
1968. Review of Portraits of linguists, ed. by Lg, T. Sebeok. 44. 96–8.Google Scholar
Navajo reference verbs and verb expressions made up of two verb forms. IJAL 34. 176–82.Google Scholar
1969. The origin of language. Linguistics today, ed. by Hill, A. A., 50–58. New York: Basic Books.Google Scholar
Internal reconstruction in Navajo. Word 25. 155–9.Google Scholar
Review of Wilhelm von Humboldt's conception of linguistic relativity, by Brown, R. L.; and The linguistic relativity principle and Humboldtian ethnolinguistics, by Miller, R. L. Lg. 45. 216–18.Google Scholar
Review of The linguistic relativity principle and Humboldtian ethnolinguistics, by Miller, R. L. AA 71. 141–2.Google Scholar
1970. The social anthropology of Latin America, ed. by Hoijer, Harry & Goldschmidt, Walter. Los Angeles: Latin American Center, UCLA. Pp. 369.Google Scholar
Introduzione all'antropologia fisica; Introduzione all'antropologia culturale (2 vols.; with Beals, Ralph L.). Bologna: Il Mulino. [Translation of An introduction to anthropology, 3rd ed., 1965.].Google Scholar
1971. An introduction to anthropology (with Ralph L. Beals). Fourth edition. New York: Macmillan. Pp. 711.Google Scholar
Patterns of meaning in Navajo. Themes in culture, Festschrift for Morris Opler, ed. by Zamora, Mario et al., 227–37. Quezon City, Philippines: Kayumanggi.Google Scholar
Athapaskan morphology. Studies in American Indian languages, ed. by Sawyer, Jesse (University of California publications in linguistics 65), 113–47. Berkeley & Los Angeles.Google Scholar
The position of the Apachean languages in the Athapaskan stock. Anthropological Papers of the University of Arizona 21. 3–6.Google Scholar
Review of A Leonard Bloomfield anthology, ed. by Hockett, C. F. Lg. 47. 911–13.Google Scholar
1972. Tonkawa texts. (University of California publications in linguistics, 73.) Berkeley & Los Angeles. Pp. 106.Google Scholar
Die Sapir-Whorf Hypothese. Sprache und Gesellschaft, ed. by Holzer, Horst & Steinbacher, Karl, 261–77. Hamburg: Hoffman & Campe. [Translation of ‘The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis’, 1954.].Google Scholar
1973. Galice noun and verb stems. Linguistics, an international review, 104. 49–73.Google Scholar
History of American Indian linguistics. Current trends in linguistics, ed. by T. Sebeok. 10. 657–76. The Hague: Mouton.Google Scholar
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1974. A Navajo lexicon. (University of California publications in linguistics, 78.) Berkeley & Los Angeles. Pp. 314.Google Scholar
1975. The history and customs of the Lipan, as told by Augustina Zuazua. Linguistics, an international review, 161. 5–38.Google Scholar