Table of Contents

1. Prefatory Remarks; 2. I. Bloomfield's Personality; 3. My Recollections of Leonard Bloomfield (by Despres, Leon M.); 4. The Small Mythologies of Leonard Bloomfield (by Sayers, Frances Clarke); 5. The Whimsical Bloomfield (by Cowan, J Milton); 6. Letters from Bloomfield to Michelson and Sapir (by Hockett, Charles F.); 7. Bloomfield the Man (by Hall, Jr., Robert A.); 8. II. Bloomfield's Theoretical Stance; 9. Bloomfield and Historical Linguistics (by Hoenigswald, Henry M.); 10. The Influence of Panini on Leonard Bloomfield (by Rogers, David E.); 11. Bloomfield as Dialectologist (by Moulton, William G.); 12. Bloomfield and Semantics (by Hall, Jr., Robert A.); 13. III. Bloomfield's Fields of Study; 14. Bloomfield as an Indo-Europeanist (by Lehmann, Winfred P.); 15. Bloomfield as an Austronesianist (by Wolff, John U.); 16. Leonard Bloomfield's Descriptive and Comparative Studies of Algonquian (by Goddard, Ives); 17. IV. Bibliography; 18. A New Leonard Bloomfield Bibliography (by Hockett, Charles F.); 19. Index