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In:First Person Singular: Papers from the Conference on an Oral Archive for the History of American Linguistics. (Charlotte, N.C., March 1979)
Edited by Boyd Davis and Raymond K. O’Cain
[Studies in the History of the Language Sciences 21] 1980
► pp. vii–viii

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Published online: 1 January 1980
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Table of contents

Acknowledgementsv
Forewordix
Linguistics, through the Kitchen Door3
A Reconstruction23
The Tale of a Theoretical and Applied Linguistic Psychologist31
On Becoming and Being a Linguist55
How Many Revolutions Can a Linguist Live through?69
Autobiographic Sketch: Early Years in America79
Preserving the Heritage99
A Report for the Archives of Linguistics111
American Linguistics: A Western View123
On the Making of a Linguist133
Indo-European Studies: “Voilà, c'est la difficulté”147
My Work in the Language Field155
A Lifetime in Applied Linguistics: Some Thoughts171
Linguistics at Wisconsin (1937-41) and at Texas (1949- ): A Retrospective View183
A Sketch of How I Came to Be in Linguistics193
In Five-Year Patterns203
Master List of References215
Index of Persons233
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