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Some North Pacific Coast Poems: A Problem in Anthropological Philology

relevant to materials elsewhere.' On the American scene, the study of the structure of language is joining effectively again with the study of its use, after a period of relative separation. The full gamut of linguistic structures and their functions in social context is coming to be investigated in ways both structurally adequate and functionally interesting. As part of this, one more often finds an interest in linguistic method and an interest in the content of texts joined together-an interest both in texts as documentation for linguistics, and in linguistics as a source of insight into texts. Such joint interest takes various names and stems from several sources, but for anthropology it is most noticeable in the structural study of myth and in a surge of attention to stylistics and poetics. The volume, Style in Language, and the varied response it has received, are prime examples of the changing American climate in regard to the latter.2 This changing climate is one of many changes now serving to bracket much