FIRST PERSON SINGULAR III: AUTOBIOGRAPHIES BY NORTH AMERICAN SCHOLARS IN THE LANGUAGE SCIENCES -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Dedication -- EDITOR'S FOREWORD -- Table of contents -- Location of pictures and photographs: -- SIXTY YEARS IN LINGUISTICS -- REFERENCES -- LONG-TERM COMMITMENTS AND LUCKY EVENTS -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Early interest in the field -- 2. University of Pennsylvania and the War Years -- 3. The Intensive Language Program -- 4. Contacts with Roman Jakobson -- 5. Tension between 'pure' and 'applied' -- 6. Center forApplied Linguistics -- 7. Stanford University -- 8. Envoi -- REFERENCES -- A PILGRIM'S PROGRESS: FROM PHILOLOGY TO LINGUISTICS -- REFERENCES -- BETWEEN LOGIC AND LINGUISTICS -- REFERENCES -- A LINGUISTIC ROUND TRIP: FROM PRACTICE TO THEORY AND BACK -- REFERENCES -- LINGUISTICS TO THE BEAT OF A DIFFERENT DRUMMER -- 1. Background -- 2. Learning about Linguistics -- 3. Branching out -- 4. Eariy Stratificationd Grammar -- 5. Returning to Yale -- 6. Trying to explain networks -- 7. Further recollections and remarks -- REFERENCES -- LINGUISTICS FROM THE BOTTOM UP -- REFERENCES -- A LINGUISTIC PILGRIMAGE -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Dreams toward a linguistic impact on the next generation -- 1.1 A procedural leap in historical reconstuction -- 1.2 Discourse variation as an experimental aid to analysis -- 1.3 Mind plus matter matters -- 2. Joy and stress as pushing my first linguistic decade, 1935-1945 -- 2.1 Starting new dreams-from sadness -- 2.2 Writing -from a hospital bed -- 2.3 Tone (after failure) - and a phonetics dissertation -- 2.4 English pronunciation and intonation -- 2.5 A two-page phonetic-phonemic procedural syllabus -- 2.6 Plus, simultanously, New Testament translation -- 3. From then (1945) to now (1993): Travels, consulting, teaching, and a variety of other foci of interests.

3.1 Grammar and Anthropology -- 3.2 Ernies, linguistics and anthropology -- 3.3 Consulting -- 3.4 People above logic -- REFERENCES -- . . .QVEMLEGIS VT NORIS . . . -- REFERENCES -- C'EST PASSIONNANT D'ÊTRE PASSIONNÉ -- 1. The beginning -- 2. The middle: language -- 3. Our 'Bloomfieldian' heritage -- 4. The linguist -- 5. Who am I? What am I? -- 6. A scholar's ethic -- I. BE RESPONSIBLE -- II. BE VULNERABLE -- III. BE CHARITABLE -- IV. BE CONSIDERATE AND GRATEFUL -- 7. Continuing on -- 8. Awards and Distinctions -- REFERENCES -- FROM ENGLISH PHILOLOGY TO LINGUISTICS AND BACK AGAIN -- REFERENCES -- APPENDIX -- THE STORY OF A LINGUIST MALGRÉ LUI -- REFERENCES -- KARL V. TEETER BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1958-1998 -- INDEXOF BIOGRAPHICAL NAMES -- INDEXOF SUBJECTS, TERMS, AND LANGUAGES.