Second International Conference on Austronesian Linguistics: Proceedings
Creators: name: Wurm, S.A. (Ed.)
name: Carrington, Lois (Ed.)
Publisher: name: Pacific Linguistics
Year: 1978

description: C-61
description: Contents iii=4INTRODUCTION viiOCICAL REPORT xiTHE CONTRIBUTORS xiiiABBREVIATIONS OE JOURNALS AND SERIALS xviiFASCICLE 1: WESTERN AUSTRONESIAN 1{Hans KÄHLER} 3-18Austronesian Comparative Linguistics and Reconstruction of Earlier Forms of the Language.{Raleigh FERRELL} 19-32Paiwan Phonology and Proto-Austronesian Doublets.{Lawrence A. REID} 33-66Problems in the Reconstruction of Proto-Philippine Construction Markers.{R. David ZORC} 67-119Proto-Philippine Word Accent: Innovation or Proto-Hesperonesian Retention?{D.J. PRENTICE and A. HAKIM USMAN} 121-163Kerinci Sound-changes and Phonotactics.{R. HARDJADIBRATA} 165-180Consonant Clusters in Indonesian.{Robert BLUST} 181-234Eastern Malayo-Polynesian: A Subgrouping Argument.{Isidore DYEN} 235-254The Position of the Languages of Eastern Indonesia.{U. SIRK} 255-273Problems of High-level Subgrouping in Austronesian.{J.C. ANCEAUX} 275-283The Linguistic Position of South-East Sulawesi: A Preliminary Outline.{Don LAYCOCK} 285-316A Little Mor.{John W.M. VERHAAR} 317-325Syntactic (in)alienability in Indonesian.{Natalia ALIEVA} 327-334Observations on Typological Evolution in Indonesian Languages.{Sandra CHUNG} 335-365Stem Sentences in Indonesian.{Claude TCHEKHOFF} 367-382Typology and Genetics: Some Syntactic Conclusions that Can Be Drawn from a Functional Comparison between Indonesian Verbal Suffix -i and Tongan -'i.{Otto Chr. DAHL} 383-393The Fourth Focus.{Paz Buenaventura NAYLOR} 395-442Toward Focus in Austronesian.{Joseph F. KESS} 443-461A Psycholinguistic Frame of Reference for Focus and Topic in Philippine Languages.{Alice CARTIER} 463-482On ke-verb Sentences in Indonesian.{H. STEINHAUER and A. HAKIM USMAN} 483-502Notes on the Morphemics of Kerinci (Sumatra).{SOENJONO DARDJOWIDJOJO} 503-528Nominal Derivation in Indonesian.{J.P. SARUMPAET} 529-535Sentences with ada in Indonesian.{Jeanne D. GIBSON} 537-557Surface and Derived Structure in Indonesian.{Michael R. THOMAS} 559-567Natural Syntax and Indonesian.{Paul Jen-kuei LI} 569-615The Case-marking Systems of the Four Less-known Formosan Languages.{Jo-Ann FLORA} 617-655Reduplication in Palauan.{J.C. ANCEAUX} 659-663A Samalan Wordlist from South-East Sulawesi.{François ZACOT} 665-678The Voice of the Bajo People.INDEX OF LANGUAGE NAMES FOUND IN FASCICLE 1 1485FASCICLE 2: EASTERN AUSTRONESIAN 689{Bruce BIGGS} 691-716The History of Polynesian Phonology.{John LYNCH} 717-779Proto-South Hebridean and Proto-Oceanic.{Jacques Bernard Michel GUY} 781-850Proto-North New Hebridean Reconstructions.{Anne COCHRAN} 851-866A Comparative Study of Milne Bay Phonology.{Albert J. SCHÜTZ} 867-876Flexibility and Stability: The Effect of English Loanwords on Fijian Phonology.{D.T. TRYON} 877-902The Languages of the New Hebrides: Internal and External Relationships.{D.S. WALSH} 903-910Degrees of Genetic Relationship between Raga, Nguna, Waya and Bau.{Ross CLARK} 911-928The New Hebridean Outliers.{P.C. LINCOLN} 929-967Reef-Santa Cruz as Austronesian.{S.A. WURM} 969-1010Reefs-Santa Cruz: Austronesian, But...!.{Donald S. MARSHALL} 1011-1033Polynesian Glottochronology: Past, Present, Future.{Evelyn M. TODD} 1035-1042Roviana Syntax.{Raymond L. JOHNSTON} 1043-1065Serial Verbs and the Expression of Concepts of Location and Motion in Nakanai.{S.P. HARRISON} 1067-1127Transitive Marking in Micronesian Languages.{Ann CHOWNING} 1129-1157Comparative Grammars of Five New Britain Languages.{Bryan EZARD} 1159-1180Classificatory Prefixes of the Massim Cluster.{Evelyn M. TODD} 1181-1239A Sketch of Nissan (Nehan) Grammar.{David G. ARMS} 1241-1272Fijian "sā" and "se" Aspect.{Marianne HASLEV} 1273-1288Meaningful Statements in Morphophonemics: The Case of the New Zealand Maori Passive.{William J. SEITER} 1289-1306On the Syntactic Character of Middle Objects in Polynesian.{Yves LEMAÎTRE} 1307-1322Disease Names in Tahitian Medicine: Connection of Meaning with Treatment and Nomenclature.{Andrew PAWLEY} 1323-1324The Cycle of Linguistic Diversification in Oceanic Island Groups.{Andrew TAYLOR} 1325-1350Evidence of a Pidgin Motu in the Earliest Written Motu Materials.{Tom DUTTON} 1351-1375Tracing the Pidgin Origin of Hiri (or Police) Motu: Issues and Problems.{Peter MÜHLHÄUSLER} 1377-1446Papuan Pidgin English Rediscovered.{Rodney F. MOAG} 1447-1484Standardisation in Pidgin Fijian: Implications for the Theory of Pidginisation.%BACK 1485INDEX OF LANGUAGE NAMES FOUND IN FASCICLE 1 and 2 1485-1497