CONTENTS

PART 1: SALISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
• Pamela T. Amoss "Hair of the Dog: Unraveling Pre-contact Coast Salish Social Stratification."
• Barry F. Carlson "Strong and Weak Root Inchoatives in Spokane."
• Ewa Czaykowska-Higgins "The Phonology and Semantics of CVC Reduplication in Moses-Columbian Salish."
• Ivy Doak "Discourse Use of the Coeur d'Alene -st(u)- Transitivizer."
• Brent Galloway "Nooksack Reduplication."
• Thom Hess "A Schema for the Presentation of Lushootseed Verb Stems."
• Dell Hymes "In Need of a Wife: Clara Pearson's 'Split-His-(Own)-Head'."
• M. Dale Kinkade "Salishan Words for 'Person, Human, Indian, Man'."
• Aert H. Kuipers "Irregular Stress in Shuswap."
• Andrea Laforet, Nancy J. Turner, and Annie York "Traditional Foods of the Fraser Canyon Nɬeʔképmx."
• Anthony Mattina "(V)C2 Reduplication in Colville-Okanagan, with Historical Notes."
• Jay Miller and Vi Hilbert "Caring for Control: A Pivot of Salishan Language and Culture."
• Timothy Montler "Relative Clauses and Other Attributive Constructions in Saanich."
• Ross Saunders and Philip W. Davis "Natural Aspect in Bella Coola."
• M. Terry Thompson and Steven M. Egesdal "Annie York's Push-Back-Sides-of-His-Hair (Nʔik̕ʔik̕n̓ncút): A Traditional Thompson River Salish Legend with Commentary."
• Nile Robert Thompson "An Analysis of Diachronic Denasalization in Twana."
• Jan P. van Eijk "CVC Reduplication and Infixation in Lillooet."

Part II: OTHER LANGUAGES OF THE AMERICAS
• Catherine A. Callaghan "Proto Utian Interrogative Pronouns."
• Emanuel J. Drechsel "Basic Word Order in Mobilian Jargon: Underlying SOV or OSV?"
• John Dunn "Sgüüχs (Southern Tsimshian) Chameleon Vowels."
• Geoffrey Gamble "Yokuts Imperative and Demonstrative Pronouns."
• Ives Goddard "Two Mashpee Petitions, from 1752 (in Massachusett) and 1753 (in English)."
• James E. Hoard "Quileute Tones."
• Mary Ritchie Key "Interpretation of Semivowels."
• Paul L. Kirk, Jenny Ladefoged, and Peter Ladefoged "Quantifying Acoustic Properties of Modal, Breathy, and Creaky Vowels in Jalapa Mazatec."
• J. V. Powell "Chimakuan and Wakashan-The Case for Remote Common Origin: Another Look at Suggestive Sound Correspondences."
• Robert L. Rankin "A Relic of Proto-Siouan *rǫ 'one' in Mississippi Valley Siouan."
• Sandra A. Thompson and Charles N. Li "The Wappo Third Person Co-referential Pronoun."

The Honoree

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Reviews

Language Vol. 71 No. 1, 1995, pp. 205-06. Reviewed by Catherine Rudin, Wayne State College.