Mary R. Haas: A Memorial Issue
CONTENTS
Editor's Introduction
By Douglas R. Parks
Bibliography of Mary R. Haas
BACKGROUND
Mary R. Haas: A Life in Linguistics
By Sally McLendon
Mary Haas: Teacher
By Katherine Turner
The Formative Influences on Mary R. Haas's Career
By Victor Golla
Mary R. Haas and the "First Yale School of Linguistics"
By Regna Darnell
Differing Opportunity in Language: A Glimpse of Relativity
By Eric P. Hamp
DESCRIPTIVE STUDIES
Mary R. Haas's Contributions to Wakashan Linguistics
By William H. Jacobsen, Jr.
The Contribution of Mary R. Haas to the Study of Southeastern Languages
By Pamela Munro
Mary R. Haas and Southeastern Ethnography
By Raymond D. Fogelson
Mary R. Haas and Ethnology
By William C. Sturtevant
Remembering Mary R. Haas's Work on Thai
By James A. Matisoff
Mary R. Haas and Linguistic Anthropology
By William Bright
Mary Rosamond Haas (1910-1996)
By Karl van Duyn Teeter
Mary Haas: A Real Linguist of the Nth Degree
By R.M.W. Dixon
TEACHING
Mary R. Haas and "e;Berkeley Linguistics"
By Murray B. Emeneau
Mary R. Haas: Lessons in and out of the Classroom
By Sydney M. Lamb
The Teaching of Mary R. Haas
By William Shipley
Mary R. Haas as an Anthropological Linguist
By Allan R. Taylor
Mary R. Haas at Berkeley in the Sixties
By Mauricio J. Mixco
Recollections of Mary R. Haas as Teacher, Supervisor, and Inspiration
By Brent Galloway
HISTORICAL COMPARISON
Mary R. Haas and Historical Linguistics
By Lyle Campbell
Mary Haas, Algic, and the Scientific Consensus
By Joseph H. Greenberg
Mary R. Haas's Legacy for Historical Linguistics
By Catherine A. Callaghan
Haas's Hokan: Dead End, or Gateway to the Future?
By Maruicia J. Mixco
EPILOGUE
A 1978 Interview with Mary R. Haas
By Stephen O. Murray