The Great Eskimo Vocabulary Hoax and Other Irreverent Essays on the Study of Language
246 pages, 1 figure, 2 tables 5-1/2 x 8-1/2
©
1991
Paper $29.00
ISBN: 9780226685342
Published July 1991
Foreword, by James D. McCawley 1. Prologue: The TOPIC... COMMENT column Part I - Fashions and Tendencies 2. Watch out for the current 3. The stranger in the bar 4. If it's Tuesday, this must be glossematics 5. The conduct of Linguistic Inquiry 6. Chomsky on the Enterprise 7. Formal linguistics meets the Boojum Part II - Publication and Damnation 8. Stalking the perfect journal 9. Punctuation and human freedom 10. A guest of the State 11. Seven deadly sins in journal publishing 12. The linguistics of defamation 13. Trench-mouth comes to Trumpington Street 14. Here come the linguistic fascists Part III - Unscientific Behavior 15. The revenge of the methodological moaners 16. Footloose and context-free 17. Nobody goes around at LSA meetings offering odds 18. Citation etiquette beyond Thunderdome 19. The great Eskimo vocabulary hoax Part IV - Linguistic Fantasies 20. No trips to Stockholm 21. A memo from the Vice Chancellor 22. Some lists of things about books 23. The incident of the node vortex problem 24. Epilogue: The final curtain Appendix: Original publication details and acknowledgments Index
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