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Stanley Newman

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 March 2026

Michael Silverstein
Michael Silverstein*
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The University of Chicago
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Abstract

Had he not died suddenly on 26 August 1984, in his eightieth year, Stanley Newman would have been President of the Society in 1986, and his Presidential Address might well appear in this issue. In its stead, we memorialize the character of his achievements as one of the most gifted of Sapir's successors, whose career in a way typifies the experience of a whole group of that academic generation.

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Language , Volume 63 , Issue 2 , June 1987 , pp. 346 - 360
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Copyright © 1987 Linguistic Society of America

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Bibliography of Stanley Newman

A bibliography from 1926 through 1974 appears in Rigsby & Rigsby 1975, at the conclusion of an issue of IJAL in honor of Stanley Newman. Here are listed all those works referred to in the text above, as well as a complete list of works from 1975.Google Scholar
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