Harry Hoijer

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Harry Hoijer was an American linguist and anthropologist known for his influential work on Athabaskan languages and Native American linguistics.

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instanceOf anthropologist
human
linguist
academicDiscipline Americanist linguistics
anthropological linguistics
descriptive linguistics
contributedTo documentation of endangered Native American languages
reconstruction of Proto-Athabaskan
typology of tone in Athabaskan languages
understanding of Athabaskan verb morphology
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
fieldOfWork American Indian languages NERFINISHED
Athabaskan languages NERFINISHED
Native American linguistics
anthropology
linguistics
genre academic writing
hasEthnicFocus Apachean peoples NERFINISHED
Athabaskan-speaking peoples NERFINISHED
Native Americans in the United States
hasResearchInterest historical-comparative linguistics
language and culture among Native Americans
language documentation
morphology of Athabaskan languages
phonology of Athabaskan languages
syntax of Athabaskan languages
influenced Americanist linguistics NERFINISHED
later Athabaskan linguists
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement American structural linguistics
notableFor contributions to Athabaskan linguistics
contributions to Native American linguistics
documentation of Native American languages
fieldwork on Native American languages
work on classification of Athabaskan languages
work on historical linguistics of Athabaskan
notableWork grammatical descriptions of Apachean languages
studies of Athabaskan verb structure
studies of Navaho language
work on tone in Athabaskan languages
occupation university professor
studied Apachean languages NERFINISHED
Athabaskan languages
Native American cultures NERFINISHED
Navaho language

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Lipan language documentedBy Harry Hoijer