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Studies in Language. International Journal sponsored by the Foundation “Foundations of Language”
Volume 13, Issue 2, 1989
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In Memoriam Pieter A. Verburg
- Author: John W.M. Verhaar, S.J.
- pp.: 253–255 (3)
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Large Linguistic Areas and Language Sampling
- Author: Matthew S. Dryer
- pp.: 257–292 (36)
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Statistical Techniques for Determining Language Sample Size
- Author: Revere D. Perkins
- pp.: 293–315 (23)
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A Role for Inference in Meaning Change
- Author: Leonard M. Faltz
- pp.: 317–331 (15)
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Syntactic Structures as Pragmatic Options
- Author: A.P. Hendrikse
- pp.: 333–379 (47)
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- One of the fundamental assumptions of formal linguistics is that the relations between sentence types can be expressed derivationally. This assumption is called into question with reference to the derived intransitive construction in English and certain subjectivization constructions in Xhosa where no such derivational relation with a base structure is possible. It is then argued that these structures as well as the structures between which more transparent relations are reputed to exist, should be accounted for in terms of nonformal cognitive notions such as those proposed in schema theory.
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Lexical Semantics in the Commercial Transaction Frame: Value, Worth, Cost, and Price
- Author: John M. Lawler
- pp.: 381–404 (24)
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Syntactic Ergativity in Coast Tsimshian (SM'Algyax)
- Author: Jean Mulder
- pp.: 405–435 (31)
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Greenberg on the first person inclusive dual: Evidence from some Australian languages
- Author: William B. McGregor
- pp.: 437–451 (15)
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On a metalanguage for pronominal systems: A reply to McGregor
- Author: Joseph H. Greenberg
- pp.: 452–458 (7)
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Roger M. Keesing. Melanesian Pidgin and the Oceanic substrate
- Author: Peter Mühlhäusler
- pp.: 459–475 (17)
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John M. Anderson and Colin J. Ewen. Principles of dependency phonology
- Author: László Kálmán
- pp.: 477–483 (7)
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Graeme Hirst. Semantic interpretation and the resolution of ambiguity
- Author: Petr Sgall
- pp.: 484–487 (4)
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Winfred P. Lehmann. (ed.). Language typology 1985. Papers from the Linguistic Typology Symposium, Moscow, 9-13 December 1985
- Author: Martin Haspelmath
- pp.: 488–495 (8)
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Gisa Rauh. Tiefenkasus, thematische Relationen und Thetarollen
- Author: Kjartan G. Ottósson
- pp.: 495–505 (11)
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Stanley Starosta. The case for lexicase: An outline of lexicase grammatical theory
- Author: Felix K. Ameka
- pp.: 506–518 (13)
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'Tajima and Fisiak: two new bibliographies on English language studies'
- Author: J.R.J. North
- pp.: 518–521 (4)
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Jan Chloupek and Jiří Nekvapil. Reader in Czech sociolinguistics
- Author: Eva Hajičová
- pp.: 523–525 (3)
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Daniel Donoghue. Style in Old English poetry: The test of the auxiliary
- Author: A.A. MacDonald
- pp.: 525–527 (3)
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Bettyruth Walter. The jury summation as speech genre: An ethnographic study of what it means to those who use it
- Author: Peter Tiersma
- pp.: 527–529 (3)
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Publications Received
- pp.: 531–540 (10)
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