American Speech 1992: Vol 67 Index

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INDEX FOR VOLUME 67 (1992)
AAUP Questionnaire on the barflying, 190 buckminster-fullerene,
Use of Gender-Biased Barnhart, Clarence L., The buckminster fuiierene;
Language in University Third Barnhart Dictionary buckminsterfullerine, 297
Press Publications and of New English, rev. by L. bucky, 298
Public Documents, C. Rapp, 205 buckyball, 298
Kasper, survey coordina- Barrhart, Robert K., The Caldas, Stephen J., Rearing
tor, rev. by G. Boston, Third Barnhart Dictionary Bilingual Children in a
100 of New English, rev. by L. Monolingual Culture: A
Adamson, H. D., Social and Rapp, 205 Louisiana Experience,
Processing Constraints Baron, Dennis, rev. of 290
on Relative Clauses, 123 Language, Gender, and Cameron, Deborah,
Algeo, Adele, Among the Professional Writing: Naming of Parts:
New Words, 83, 190, Theoretical Approaches Gender, Culture, and
297, 421 and Guidelines for Terms for the Penis
Algeo, John, Among the Nonsexist Usage, by F. W. among American
New Words, 83, 190, Frank, P. Treichler, et College Students, 367
297, 421; there’s life in al., 94; Leaks Spring Canadian English,
the old damenik yet Eternal, 112 Vancouver, 250;
~after archy’s life of Battistella, Edwin L., Saskatchewan, 268
mehitabel, 107 Markedness: The Cannon, Garland,
Americanisms in Mary Evaluative Superstructure Malay(sian) Borrowings
Botham Howitt’s Our of Language, rev. by E. in English, 134
Cousins in Ohio (1849), Andrews, 102 Can She Be Prestigious and
E. Anderson, 326 Bauer, Laurie, rev. of Nice at the Same Time?
Among the New Words, J. Understanding British Perceptions of Female
Algeo and A. Algeo, 83, English: Bridging the Gap Speech in Hoosierdom,
190, 297, 421 between the English L. Davis and C. Houck,
Anderson, Earl R., Language and Its 115
Americanisms in Mary American Counterpart, by carbon microtube, 299
Botham Howitt’s Our M. Moore, 213 carjacking, 299
Cousins in Ohio (1849), bioreactor, 89 Caron-Caldas, Suzanne,
326 biosphere, 190 Rearing Bilingual
Anderson, Maicon, and biospherian, 191 Children in a Monolin-
Thyago: “English” bilingualism, 290 gual Culture: A
Names in Brazil, T. Black English copula, 21 Louisiana Experience,
Thonus, 175 blade, 92 290
Andrews, Edna, rev. of boomerang baby; boomerang Case Assignment in Simple
Markedness: The kid, 422 and Coordinate
Evaluative Superstructure Boomer generation; Boom Constructions in
of Language, by E. generation, 422 Present-Day English, G.
Battistella, 102 Bork, bork, 191 Shorrocks, 432
Another Look at the Boston, Gary, rev. of AAUP Cassidy, Frederic G. rev. of
Copula in Black English Questionnaire on the Use Webster’s Dictionary of
and Caribbean Creoles, of Gender-Biased English Usage, ed. by E.
D. Winford, 21 Language in University W. Gilman, 200
Approach to Sampling in Press Publications and Cavendar, Anthony, Dialect
Dialectology, An, G. Public Documents, Carol and Special-Interest
Bailey and M. Dyer, 3 Kasper, survey coordina- Domains: Conceptual
auction speech, 279 tor, 100 and Methodological
Bailey, Guy, An Approach Brazilian names, 175 Issues in Collecting a
to Samping in Dialectol- British English, 213 Medical Lexicon, 406
ogy, 3 buckminsterfullerene, cement ceiling; cement floor;
445
446 AMERICAN SPEECH 67.4 (1992)
concrete floor, 299 ing the Lies of the Fathers’ Sociolinguistic Perspec-
Cheshire, Jenny, ed., Tongue, by J. Penelope, tives, ed. byJ . Cheshire,
English Around the World: 320 307
Sociolinguistic Perspec- dwem, DWEM, 192 granny dumping, 84, 89
tives, rev. by M. Gorlach, Dyer, Margie, An Approach greenwash, 194;
307 to Sampling in greenwashing, 303
circle of poison, 191 Dialectology, 3 Gregg, Robert J., The
clientitis, 299 edge city, Edge City, 193 Survey of Vancouver
clipboard, 192 English Around the World: English, 250
color blocking; blocking, 300 Sociolinguistic Perspec Gulf War words supple-
compassion fatigue, 300 tives, ed. by J. Cheshire, ment, 86
Computer Methods in rev. by M. Gorlach, 307 Haugen, Einar, A Lan-
Dialectology, ed. by “English” names in Brazil, guage Survey That
W. Kretzschmar, 175 Failed: Seip and Selmer,
E. Schneider, and face, 89 330
E. Johnson, rev. by fantasy baseball; fantasy, 193 hood, "hood, 195
R. Wachal, 324 fantasy football, 194 Houck, Charles L., Is There
copula, Black English, 21 female speech, 115 a Midland Dialect Area?
dangerous dressing, 192 feminazi, femi-nazi, 422 —Again, 61; Can She Be
databases, syntactic, 215 flatline, 422 Prestigious and Nice at
Davis, Boyd, Stories, foamy virus, 302 the Same Time?
Community, and Place: Forgotten Generation, 423 Perceptions of Female
Narratives from Middle Frank, Francine Wattman, Speech in Hoosierdom,
America, by B. Language, Gender, and 115
Johnstone, 210 Professional Writing: Howitt, Mary Botham, 326
Davis, Lawrence M., Is Theoretical Approaches Hungarians Turned
There a Midland and Guidelines for Gateniks in 1990, M.
Dialect Area? —Again, Nonsexist Usage, rev. by Kontra, 216
61; Statistics in Dialectol- D. Baron, 94 ignorosphere, 303
ogy, rev. by D. M. fullerane, 302 in your face!, 83, 89
Girard, 104; Can She Be fullerene, 302 Is Canadian English in
Prestigious and Nice at fullerite, 303 Saskatchewan Becoming
the Same Time? fulleroid, 303 More American?,
Perceptions of Female galactic city, 194 J. Nylvek, 268
Speech in Hoosierdom, -gate, in Hungary, 216; in Islenos language, 208
115 Greece, 222 Isoglosses and Predictive
death penalty, 300 Generation X; X Generation, Modeling, W.
Dialect and Special-Interest X generation, 423 Kretzschmar, 227
Domains: Conceptual gesture, 194 Is There a Midland Dialect
and Methodological GI Generation, 423 Area?—Again, L. Davis
Issues in Collecting a Gilman, E. Ward, ed., and C. Houck, 61
Medical Lexicon, W. Webster’s Dictionary of Johnson, Ellen, ed.,
Wolfram and A. English Usage, rev. by F. Computer Methods in
Cavendar, 406 Cassidy, 200 Dialectology, rev. by R.
dialect regions of the Girard, D. M.., rev. of Wachal, 324
United States, 61 Markedness: The Eval- Johnston, Barbara, Stories,
digital sex, 422 uative Superstructure of Community, and Place:
disurb, 192 Language, by L. Davis, Narratives from Middle
donor fatigue, 301 104 America, rev. by B. Davis,
dopyball, 301 God squad; God committee, 210
doula, 302 194 Joseph, Brian D., Yet More
Dumas, Bethany K., rev. of Gorlach, Manfred, rev. of on -gate Words: A
Speaking Freely: Unlearn- English Around the World: Perspective from
INDEX FOR 1992 447
Greece, 222 Stephens, 208 Technological Word-
Kasper, Carol, survey Malay(sian) Borrowings in Formation, C. Van
coordinator, AAUP English, G. Cannon, 134 Dyke, 383
Questionnaire on the Use Markedness: The Evaluative Oral Tradition of Auction
of Gender-Biased Superstructure of Speech, The, K. Kuiper,
Language in University Language, by E. 279
Press Publications and Battistella, rev. by outercourse, 425
Public Documents, rev. by E. Andrews, 102 packed suitcase syndrome, 91
G. Boston, 100 marquee, 303 Penelope, Julia, Speaking
Kmart, K mart, K-mart, 423 massively parallel, 84, 91 Freely: Unlearning the Lies
Kontra, Miklos, Hungarians Midland dialect area, 61 of the Fathers’ Tongue,
Turned Gateniks in Millennial Generation, 424 rev. by B. Dumas, 320
1990, 216 MLA’s nonsexist stylebook, Pennsylvania German, 71
Kretzschmar, William A., 94 pen; penputer, 196
Jr., Isoglosses and mobile worker, 195 penturbia, 197
Predictive Modeling, molecular pharming; pepperoni pizza city, 197
227; ed., Computer molecular farming, 91 pharming, 84, 91
Methods in Dialectology, Moore, Margaret E. plumber, 112
rev. by R. Wachal, 324 Understanding British post-Boomer, 426
Kuiper, Koenraad, The English: Bridging the Gap postie, 426
Oral Tradition of between the English potty parity, 426
Auction Speech, 279 Language and Its Pressure of English on the
Labov, Teresa, Social and American Counterpart, Pennsylvania German
Language Boundaries rev. by L. Bauer, 213 Spoken in Two West
among Adolescents, 339 More about trade-last, D. Virginia Communities,
Language, Gender, and Shulman, 223 The, S. Van Ness, 71
Professional Writing: morph, 424 Rapp, Linda L. rev. of The
Theoretical Approaches mother of all, 84, 91 Third Barnhart Dictionary
and Guidelines for motor voter, motor-voter, 425 of New English, by R.
Nonsexist Usage, by F. W. Murray, Thomas E., Social Barnhart, S. Steinmetz,
Frank, P. Treichler, et Structure and Phono- and C. Barnhart, 205
al., rev. by D. Baron, 94 logical Variation on a Rearing Bilingual Children
Language of the Islenos, The: Midwestern College in a Monolingual
Vestigial Spanish in Campus, 163 Culture: A Louisiana
Louisiana, by J. Lipski, Naming of Parts: Gender, Experience, S. Caldas
rev. by T. Stephens, 208 Culture, and Terms for and S. Caron-Caldas,
Language Survey That the Penis among 290
Failed, A: Seip and American College relative clauses, 123
Selmer, E. Haugen, 330 Students, D. Cameron, roller blade, rollerblade 84, 92
lavender, 424 367 Rotisserian, 197
Leaks Spring Eternal, D. -nik, 107 rotisserie league; rotisserie, 197
Baron, 112 nonsexist stylebook, MLA, Rotisserie League baseball,
Lewis, Sinclair, word play, 94 198
112 norming, 195 safe computing, 84
Linguistic Exploitation of notepad, 195 sample, 427
Syntactic Database, by H. November surprise, 196 Saskatchewan English, 268
van Halteren and T. van Nylvek, Judith A., Is Schneider, Edgar W., ed.,
den Heuvel, rev. by R. Canaaian English in Computer Methods in
Wachal, 215 Saskatchewan Becoming Dialectology, rev. by R.
Lipski, John M., The More American?, 268 Wachal, 324
Language of the |slenos: October surprise, 196 Seip, Didrik Arup, 330
Vestigial Spanish in Old Words for New Worlds: Selmer, Ernst Westerlund,
Louisiana, rev. by T. Modern Scientific and 330
448 AMERICAN SPEECH 67.4 (1992)
sexist language, 94, 100 250 Van Dyke, Carolynn, Old
Shorrocks, Graham, Case tablet computer, 198 Words for New Worlds:
Assignment in Simple Tagmeister, 428 Modern Scientific and
and Coordinate tag team, tag-team, 428 Technological Word-
Constructions in tag-team match; tag match, Formation, 383
Present-Day English, 428 van Halteren, Hans,
432 take (on), 428 Linguistic Exploitation of
Shulman, David, A Sinclair taxol, 304 Syntactic Database, rev.
Lewis Word Play, 112; technoburb, 198 by R. Wachal, 215
More about trade-last, technolust, 198 Van Ness, Silke, The
223 tele-diplomacy, 305 Pressure of English on
Silent Generation, 427 telephone tag, 429 the Pennsylvania
Sinclair Lewis Word Play, Texas Poll, 4 German Spoken in Two
A, D. Shulman, 112 there’s life in the old West Virginia Commu-
slamming, 427 damenik yet —after nities, 71
slang, 339, 367 archy’s life of mehitabel|,. Velcroid, 84, 93
SLAPP, 304 Algeo, 107 velcro jumping, 199
Social and Language Third Barnhart Dictionary of Velcro president, 93
Boundaries among New English, The, by R. voice merging, 431
Adolescents, T. Labov, Barnhart, S. Steinmetz, Wachal, Robert S., rev. of
339 and C. Barnhart, rev. by Linguistic Exploitation of
Social and Processing L. Rapp, 205 Syntactic Database, by H.
Constraints on Relative Thirteener, 1 3er, 429 van Halteren and T. van
Clauses, H. D. Thirteenth Generation, 13th den Heuvel, 215; rev. of
Adamson, 123 Generation, 430 Computer Methods in
Social Structure and Thonus, Terese, Anderson, Dialectology, ed. by W.
Phonological Variation Maicon, and Thyago: Kretzschmar, E.
on a Midwestern “English” Names in Schneider, and E.
College Campus, T. Brazil, 175 Johnson, 324
Murray, 163 toast, 305 wallet X-ray, 199
Spanish in Louisiana, 208 trade-last, 223 wearable computer, 199
Speaking Freely: Unlearning Treichler, Paula A., Webster’s Dictionary of English
the Lies of the Fathers’ Language, Gender, and Usage, ed. by E. W.
Tongue, byJ . Penelope, Professional Writing: Gilman, rev. by F.
rev. by B. Dumas, 320 Theoretical Approaches Cassidy, 200
Statistics in Dialectology, by and Guidelines for wild thing, 431
L. Davis, rev. by D. M. Nonsexist Usage, rev. by Winford, Donald, Another
Girard, 104 D. Baron, 94 Look at the Copula in
Steinmetz, Sol, The Third trophy, 439 Black English and
Barnhart Dictionary of tubular carbon needle, 306 Caribbean Creoles, 21
New English, rev. by L. tubular fullerene, 306 wise use, 199
Rapp, 205 Understanding British Wolfram, Walt, Dialect and
Stephens, Thomas M., rev. English: Bridging the Gap Special-Interest
of The Language of the between the English Domains: Conceptual
Islenos: Vestigial Spanish Language and Its and Methodological
in Louisiana, by J. American Counterpart, by Issues in Collecting a
Lipski, 208 M. Moore, rev. by L. Medical Lexicon, 406
Stories, Community, and Bauer, 213 X condition, 431
Place: Narratives from urban village, 198 X’er, 431
Middle America, by B. Vancouver English, 250 X generation, 431
Johnstone, rev. by B. van den Heuvel, Theo, X-speak, 431
Davis, 210 Linguistic Exploitation of Yet More on -gate Words: A
Survey of Vancouver Syntactic Database, rev. Perspective from
English, The, R. Gregg, by R. Wachal, 215 Greece, B. Joseph, 222