CHAPTER 2. ETIC AND EMIC STANDPOINTS FOR THE DESCRIPTION OF BEHAVIOR

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. PREFACE TO THE PRELIMINARY EDITION 5
3. PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION 8
4. TABLE OF CONTENTS 11
5. CHAPTER 1. LANGUAGE AS BEHAVIOR 25
6. CHAPTER 2. ETIC AND EMIC STANDPOINTS FOR THE DESCRIPTION OF BEHAVIOR 37
7. CHAPTER 3. THE STRUCTURE OF BEHAVIOR ILLUSTRATED 73
8. CHAPTER 4. FOCUS ILLUSTRATED 98
9. CHAPTER 5. THE BEHAVIOREME (INCLUDING THE SENTENCE) 120
10. CHAPTER 6. THE MINIMUM UNIT OF THE FEATURE MODE OF THE BEHAVIOREME (INCLUDING THE MORPHEME) 150
11. CHAPTER 7. THE MINIMUM UNIT OF THE DISTRIBUTION MODE OF THE BEHAVIOREME (INCLUDING THE TAGMEME) 194
12. CHAPTER 8. THE MINIMUM UNIT OF THE MANIFESTATION MODE OF THE BEHAVIOREME (INCLUDING THE PHONEME) 290
13. CHAPTER 9. HIGHER-LAYERED UNITS OF THE MANIFESTATION MODE OF THE UTTEREME (INCLUDING THE SYLLABLE, STRESS GROUP AND JUNCTURE) 364
14. CHAPTER 10. HIGHER-LAYERED UNITS OF THE FEATURE MODE OF THE UTTEREME 424
15. CHAPTER 11. HIGHER-LAYERED UNITS OF THE DISTRIBUTION MODE OF THE SYNTAGMEME 432
16. CHAPTER 12. TRIMODAL RESTRICTIONS ON SETTING UP EMIC UNITS 510
17. CHAPTER 13. MODE-LIKE EMIC UNITS AND SYSTEMS 522
18. CHAPTER 14. FUSED UNITS 545
19. CHAPTER 15. INTERLOCKING HIERARCHIES AND SYSTEMS 565
20. CHAPTER 16. MEANING 598
21. CHAPTER 17. THE CONTEXT OF BEHAVIOR 641
22. REFERENCES 679
23. INDEX 730