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2006.
“Law and Disorder in Old Nantucket.” Series of eighteen columns in
Yesterday’s Island: Today’s Nantucket.
“Making Their Mark:
African Nantucketers and Literacy.” In Nantucket’s People of Color: Essays on
History, Politics and Community, edited by Robert Johnson Jr. University
Press of America: 161-177.
“Captain Boston Had A Wife: Nantucket’s Black
Women Made Their Mark.” In Nantucket Life, 2006 Annual (a special issue
of Cape Cod Life Publications): 32-37.
“The Portrait of Absalom
Boston.” In Historic Nantucket. Vol. 55, No. 1:
11-14.
2005. “Spotlight on The Other Islanders.” In
Nantucket Magazine. Early Summer 2005: 74-82.
Review of Black
and White Women’s Travel Narratives: Antebellum Explorations by Cheryl Fish;
Narrative of the Life and Travels of Mrs. Nancy Prince, Written by
Herself; and A Black Woman’s Odyssey Through Russia and Jamaica: The
Narrative of Nancy Prince, edited by Ronald G. Walters. In Historic
Nantucket, Vol. 54, No. 1: 18-19.
“Nahuatl for the Twenty-First
Century.” Review article about twelve books published between 2001 and 2004:
Making Dictionaries: Preserving Indigenous Languages of the Americas,
edited by Frawley, Hill, and Munro; Hippocrene Concise Dictionary:
Nahuatl-English, English-Nahuatl (Herrera); Arte de la lengua
Mexicans…(Olmos); Grammar of the Mexican Language with an Explanation of
Its Adverbs (Carochi); Nahuatl as Written…(Lockhart); Introduction
to Classical Nahuatl, 2nd edition (Andrews); Workbook for Introduction to
Classical Nahuatl (Andrews); A Guide to Nahuatl Language Manuscripts Held
in United States Repositories (Schwaller); Nahua Confraternities…The 1552
Nahuatl Ordinances (Molina); Sahagún at Five Hundred (Schwaller,
ed.); Bernardino de Sahagún: First Anthropologist (León-Portilla);
Seven Myths of the Spanish Conquest (Restall). In Ethnohistory 52 2:
449-77.
2004. “The Adventurous John Egle.” In Historic Nantucket,
Vol. 53, No. 1: 9-11.
“ In Memoriam: Elizabeth Alden
Little.” In Historic Nantucket, Vol. 52, No. 4: 26.
2002. “Dorcas
Honorable: The Life and Heritage of an Oft-Married Woman” and “Diversity Comes
to Nantucket.” In Historic Nantucket, Vol. 51, No. 1:
15-20.
“Living in the China Closet.” In Historic Nantucket, Vol.
51, No. 4: 15-17.
2001. “Dorcas Honorable: a Much-Married Woman.” In
Roots and Renewal: Writings by Bicentennial Fulbright Professors, edited
by Mark Shackleton and Maarika Toivonen. Helsinki: Renvall Institute:
72-76.
“Nahuatl.” In Facts About the World’s Languages, edited by
Jane Garry and Carl Rubino. New York and Dublin: The H. W. Wilson Company. A New
England Publishing Associates Book: 502-505.
“Texts from my grandmother’s
autograph book.” In Postcards, Implicitness, Construction, edited by
Ville Laakso, Jaakko Leino, and Jarno Raukko. Helsinki: Festschrift for Jan-Ola
Östman: 16-22.
2000. “Nantucket in a New England Dialect Atlas.” In
Historic Nantucket, Vol. 49, No. 3: 15-17.
“Approaching the
Semimillenium: Language Contact in Latin America.” In Uto-Aztecan Structural,
Temporal, and Geographic Perspectives: Papers in Memory of Wick R. Miller by the
Friends of Uto-Aztecan, edited by Eugene H. Casad and Thomas L. Willet.
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico: Universidad de Sonora: 387-409.
“Interpreters
Snatched from the Shore.” In The Language Encounter in the Americas, 1492 to
1800, edited by Edward G. Gray and Norman Fiering. New York: Berghahn Books:
215-229.
“Raising the Alarm for Endangered Languages.” In Issues of
Minority Peoples, edited by Frances Karttunen and Jan-Ola Östman. Occasional
Papers of the Department of General Linguistics 31. Helsinki: University of
Helsinki Department of General Linguistics: 17-36.
“Apéndice: Mowentike
Chalman/Los peregrinos de Chalma de Jean Charlot.” In Jean Charlot: Escritos
sobre arte mexicano, edited by Peter Morse and John Charlot.
www2.hawaii.edu/special/charlotescritosapp.html.
“The Linguistic Career
of Doña Luz Jiménez.” In Estudios de cultura náhuatl 30: 267-274, and in
Luz Jiménez. símbolo de un pueblo milenario 1897-1965 (exhibit
catalogue). Mexico City: Ediciones Gernika: 121-131 (Spanish) and 151-153
(English).
Review of Indigenous Literacies of the Americas: Language
Planning from the Bottom Up, edited by Nancy Hornberger. New York: Mouton de
Gruyter, 1997. And International Journal of the Sociology of Language 132:
Indigenous Language Use and Change in the Americas, edited by Teresa L.
McCarty and Ofelia Zepeda. New York: Mouton de Gruyter, 1998. In
Ethnohistory 47.3-4: 827-831.
In
press
“Putnam’s Challenge: Creating Community Connection Through Public
History.” To appear in proceedings of
Communities and Connections, The Eleventh Biennial Maple Leaf and Eagle
Conference on North American Studies, May, 2006.