Publication Date

Summer 5-21-1940

Abstract

It will be well here to outline briefly Keresan grammar before embarking on a more detailed technical discussion. I do not and cannot hope to present a full grammar of a highly complex linguistic system. There are many points in the grammar of the language which must remain obscure or at which I can merely suggest. A good many more years of field-work would be necessary before even a partially complete analysis could be presented; I attempt to offer only an outline, thereby suggesting and discussing the more salient grammatical features, and presenting a shell of what I consider to be the morphological system as a whole.

Document Type

Thesis

Language

English

Degree Name

Anthropology

Level of Degree

Masters

Department Name

Anthropology

First Committee Member (Chair)

Donald Dilworth Brand

Second Committee Member

Robert Manly Duncan

Third Committee Member

Leslie Spier

Comments

Notified that document had pages missing. New, complete version added 6/20/2019.

Download

Included in

Anthropology Commons

Share

COinS