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Correction: Ice and Travel among the Fort Norman Slave: Folk Faxonomies and Cultural Rules Reviewed

work(s): Source: Language in Society, Vol. 1, No. 2 (Oct., 1972), p. 177 Published by: Cambridge University Press Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/4166682 . Accessed: 01/11/2011 14:23
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Lang. Soc. I, 177. Printed in Great Britain

EDITORIAL

NOTE

I am glad to announce that Volume 2 of Language in Society will be substantially larger than Volume i. Each of the two issues will have about i6o pages. Increase in size will require an increase in cost, but greater size has been found necessary, if the journal is to fulfil its role, and respond at all flexibly and promptly to the diversity and development of the field. Even before public announcement of the existence of the journal, excellent material enough to fill the first three issues had come to hand. (It should be noted that while the present issue is notably smaller than the first, the two together make a Volume i that is larger than had been scheduled. I am grateful to the Press for agreeing to the considerably oversize first issue, as a way of indicating the desired scope of the journal more adequately.) With great regret we record the death of W. H. Whiteley, a member of our Editorial Board and of its executive committee. An obituary article will appear in the next issue.

Expected in Volume a
Articles by E. Basso on an unusual speech network in the Upper Xingu of northeastern South America and its effect on the special role of Portuguese; by J. A. Fishman comparing research on language modernization to research on other aspects of modernization; by W. Labov on the causes of regularity and variability in vernacular speech; by R. Lakoff on language and woman's place; by R. Le Page on sociolinguistic survey of Cayo District, British Honduras; by J. F. Sherzer on the interplay of verbal and non-verbal deixis among the San Blas Cuna of Panama; by J. Voorhoeve on the development of a Caribbean creole through relexification from a Portuguese base. Correction: The title of K. Basso's paper in Vol. i, no. i, ends with the word "rules", not "roles" as printed on the cover and in the running head. In Table 2 in the paper, category G should read: S(t) S(t) D(c). Dr Basso wishes to replace Table 3 by the following:
CED GIK F + + + S + + + o _ D +

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B FL AM

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