notable ones are: Hamp, Eric P., Martin Joos, Fred W. Householder, and Robert Austerlitz, editors Readings in Linguistics I & II. With a new Preface by Eric Hamp. Abridged edition. 302 p. 8½ × 11 1957, 1966, 1995 Hamp, Eric P. "Mabinogi." Transactions of the Honourable Society of the Cymmrodorion . 1974–75. 243-49. Hamp, Eric. 1979. "Toward the history of Slavic scholarship," Slovene Studies 1/2: 61–62. Hamp, Eric. 1988. "Indo-European o-grade deverbal thematics in Slovene," Slovene Studies 10/1: 65–70 Hamp, Eric. 1989. "On the survival of Slovene o-grade deverbal thematics in Resian," Slovene Studies 10/2: 171–173. Hamp, Eric. 1989. "Chronological marriage patterns in Resia," Slovene Studies 10/2: 201–202. Hamp, Eric. 1996. "On the Indo-European origins of the retroflexes in Sanskrit." The Journal of the American Oriental Society, October 21, 1996: 719–724. Hamp, Eric. 1999. "Mabinogi and Archaism" Celtica 23, 1999: 96–110. Hamp, Eric. 2007. Studime krahasuese për shqipen (Comparative studies on Albanian) edited by Rexhep Ismajli, Akademia e Shkencave dhe e Arteve e Kosovës, Prishtinë. References External links Books Linguistic Society of America Summer Institutes Anthropological Linguistics University of Chicago archives University of Chicago Linguistics faculty – Emeritus category Eric P. Hamp's member history in the American Philosophical Society 1920 births 2019 deaths Linguists from the United States Historical linguists Amherst College alumni Harvard University alumni University of Chicago faculty Linguists of Indo-European languages Albanologists Slavists Etymologists Members of the Academy of Sciences of Albania University of Michigan faculty indo-Europeanists Members of the American Philosophical Society Members of the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters Fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Linguists of Algic languages Linguistic Society of America presidents People from East Orange, New Jersey British emigrants to the United States Academics of the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies