Clause, sentence, and discourse patterns in selected languages of Nepal
By: Austin Hale.
Series: Summer Institute of Linguistics publications in linguistics and related fields -- no. 40.
Publisher: Summer Institute of Linguistics, University of Oklahoma
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Norman
Language: eng
Subjects: Grammar, Comparative and general -- Syntax.; Nepal -- Languages.
Notes: " ... research ... performed ... pursuant to contract no. OEC-0-9-097721-2778 (014) with the Institute of International Studies, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare ..."

Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: pt. 1.  Hale, A. Towards a systematization of display grammar.  Watters, D. E. Clause patterns in Kham.  Hari, M. Tentative systemic organization of Nepali sentences.  Davis, A. Maithili sentences.  Scho ttelndreyer, B. [and Pike, K. L.] Notation for simultaneous representation of grammatical and sememic components in connected discourse.  Pike, K. L. [and Scho ttelndreyer, B.] Paired-sentence reversals in the discovery of underlying and surface structures in Sherpa discourse.  Hugoniot, R. D. Contra-expectancy particles in Tharu Bhojpuri.  Schulze, M. [and Bieri, D.] Chaining and spotlighting: two types of paragraph boundaries in Sunwar.  Bieri, D. [and Schulze, M.] An approach to discourse in Sunwar.; title: (contin.) pt. 2.  Bandhu, C. Clause patterns in Nepali.  Taylor, D. Clause patterns in Tamang.  Hale, A. [and Watters, D.] A survey of clause patterns.; title: pt. 3.   Hari, M. Nepali texts. Scho ttelndreyer, B. [and Scho ttelndreyer, H.] Sherpa texts.  Maibaum, A. [and Strahm, E.] Jirel texts.  Shepherd, G. [and Shepherd, B.] Magar texts.; title: pt. 4.  Hale, A. Word lists.