An Analytical Study of Three Hundred and Sixty-one Slang Forms Collected at Random from a Heterogeneous Group of Twenty-six Cuban Informants

Thesis. Typescript bound in green cloth. vi, 145, [1] pp., printed on rectos only. Generally worn, foxing to endpapers, several pages with creases, a small date stamp on rear pastedown. "A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of Master of Arts." From the Introduction: "The objectives of this thesis are: (1) to record from twenty-six Cuban informants slang words and expressions whose meanings have not been cited by previous collectors; (2) to analyze their stylistic and linguistic devices; and (3) to explore their major sources of imagery.".