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Cambodgian (S.E. Asia), (71) (75) (108) (134) (150) (155) (207) (209) (219)

Carlyle, (242)

Carrier (British Columbia), (71)

Case, (115) See Attribution; Object; Personal relations; Subject.

Case-system, history of, (174-7)

Caucasus, languages of, (213)

Celtic. See Celts.

Celtic languages, (78) (79)

Celts, (224) (225) (226) Brythonic, (224)

“Cerebral” articulations, (54)

Chaucer, English of, (179) (188) (191) (211)

Chimariko (N. California), (73)

Chinese: absence of affixes, (70) analytic character, (135) (136) attribution, (101) compounds, (67) grammatical concepts illustrated, (96) (97) influence, (205) (207) “inner form,”, (132) pitch accent, (55) (83) (84) radical words, (29) relational use of material words, (108) sounds, (49) stress, (119) structure, (150) (154) (155) style, (243) survivals, morphological, (152) symbolism, (134) verse, (243) (244) (245) word duplication, (80) word order, (66) (97) (118)

Chinook (N. Amer.), (66) (73) (76) (80) (121) (122) (123) (124) (135) (136) (151) (155) (220)

Chipewyan (N. Amer.), (71) C. Indians, (228)

Chopin, (238)

Christianity, influence of, (206)

Chukchi, (230)

Classification: of concepts, rigid, (104) (105) of linguistic types, (129-56) See Structure, linguistic.

“Clicks,” (55) (81)

Composition, (29) (30) (64) (145) absence of, in certain languages, (68) types of, (69) (70) word order as related to, (67) (68)

Concepts, (12) (25-30) (31)

Concepts, grammatical: analysis of, in sentence, (86-94) classification of, (104) (105) concrete, (86) (87) (92) (106) concrete relational, (98-102) (107) concreteness in, varying degree of, (108) (109) derivational, (87) (88) (92) (106) derivational, abstract, (109-11) essential, (98) (99) (107) (108) grouping of, non-logical, (94) lack of expression of certain, (97) (98) pure relational, (99) (107) (179) radical, (88) (92) (98) redistribution of, (94-8) relational, (89-93) (98) (99) thinning-out of significance of, (102-4) types of, (106) (107) (108) (109) typical categories of, (113-15) See Structure, linguistic.

Concord, (100) (120-23)

Concrete concepts. See Concepts.

Conflict, (167) (168) (171) (172)

Consonantal change, (26) (61) (64) (78) (79)

Consonants, (52-4) combinations of, (56)

Coördinate sentences, (37)

Corean, (205)

Croce, Benedetto, (237) (239)

Culture, (221) language and, (227-30) (231) (232) (233-5) language as aspect of, (2) (10) language, race and, (222) (223) (230) (231) reflection of history of, in language, (206) (207)

Culture areas, (221) (222) (228)

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