The Publications of Albert J. Schütz

FIJI AND FIJIAN. 1962. A dialect survey of Viti Levu. PhD diss., Cornell University. 1963a. A phonemic typology of Fijian dialects. Oceanic Linguistics 2:62–79. 1963b. Lexical differences between generations in Fiji. Te Reo 6:28–29. 1963c. Sources for the study of Fijian dialects. Journal of the Polynesian Society 72:254–60. 1966. (Albert J. Schütz and Jerome Wenker). A program for the determination of lexical similarity. In Computation in linguistics: A case study, ed. by Paul L. Garvin and Bernard Spolsky, 124–45. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 1968a. The phonetic nature of Fijian consonant correspondences. In Papers in linguistics of Melanesia No. 1, 49–52. Series A, no. 15. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics. 1969–70. The languages of Fiji. Working Papers in Linguistics. University of Hawaii at Mānoa. Published as Schütz 1972b. 1971. (Albert J. Schütz and Rusiate T. Komaitai). Spoken Fijian. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. 2nd ed., 1979. 1972a. Say it in Fijian. Sydney: Pacific Publications. Revised ed. 1974, l976, l979, 2003. 1972b. The languages of Fiji. Oxford: The Clarendon Press. 1972c. (Albert J. Schütz and Tevita Nawadra). A refutation of the notion “passive” in Fijian. Oceanic Linguistics 11:88–109. 1974. The forerunners of the Fijian dictionary. Journal of the Polynesian Society 83:443–57. 1975a. The first Fijian dictionary for Fijians. South Pacific Bulletin, Third Quarter, 54–56. 1975b. At a loss for words: The problem of word classes for Fijian. Oceanic Linguistics 14:100–18. 1976c. Fijian prosody I: Syllables and groups.University of Hawaii Working Papers in Linguistics 8(2): 75–100. 1977. (ed.) The diaries and correspondence of David Cargill, 1832–1843. Pacific History Series No. 10. Canberra: Australian National University Press. 1978a. Suva: A history and guide. Sydney: Pacific Publications.