LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS IN MELANESIA
LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS IN MELANESIA
Journal of the Linguistic Society of Papua New Guinea ISSN: 0023-1959
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Grateful Acknowledgement
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Kivung Vol. 1 No. 1 [April 1968]
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English Supersententials by F.C. Johnson
The Role of Computer in Linguistic Research by M. H. McKay
Cultural Conflicts:
An Educational View by J.R. Prince
A Linguistic View by A. Balint
There Are No Subjective Dialects by B. Jernudd
A Note on the Study of Sociolinguistics by A.J. Taylor
Problems of Emphasis and Contrast by D.S. Stokes
Kivung Vol. 1 No. 2 [August 1968]
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SIL Research in New Guinea by B.A. Hooley
An Analysis of Kunimaipa Pronouns by A.R. Pence
Kivung Vol. 1 No. 3 [November 1968]
Karam Colour Categories by R.N.H. Bulmer
Notes on Yoliap by Ann Cochran
The Relationship of Language & Linguistics to Reading by Sarah Gudschinsky
Trends in Tagmemics by E.W. Deibler, Jr.
The Inclusion of Semantics into Generative Grammar by R. Zimek
Language Imposition - Historical & Educational - an East African View by G.E. Smith
Kivung Vol. 2 No. 1 [April 1969]
Sector Analysis & Idioms by A. Balint
Sememics & Translation by E.W. Deibler, Jr.
Variants of Australian English by B.H. Jernudd
What's Wrong with Pattern Practice by F.C. Johnson
Why Study the New Guinea Languages by D.C. Laycock
Australian & NZ English by W.S. Ranson
Tifal Phonology by W. Steinkraus
Hierarchy in Semantic Representation by E.P. Hamp
Kivung Vol. 2 No. 2 [August 1969]
Transformational Grammar & the Native Speaker by Andrew Pawley
Motu Reflexes of Proto-Austronesian by J.F. Kess
Recent Developments of Syntactic Theories in Czechoslovak Linguistics by R. Zimek
Kivung Vol. 2 No. 3 [November 1969]
The Sound of the Bell by D. Bolinger
Preparing an English Remedial Course by R. Forrest
'Yesterday' in Oceanic Today by E.P. Hamp
Why Language Is Stratified? by A. Makkai
The Vocabulary of New Guinea English as Used by Expatriates by E.P. Wolfers
Teacher Training in Melanesian Pidgin by Irene Hueter
Kivung Vol. 3 No. 1 [April 1970]
Language & Literature by M. Kehoe
Are Emic Dictionaries Possible? by A. Pawley
Dictionaries for Translator & Learner by B. Irwin
Fijian-Polynesian Embedded Subject Personals by E.P. Hamp
"Out of the Cage" by P. Botsman
Verbal Fluency & the Language Laboratory by D. Cooper
New Trends in English Language Examining by R. Forrest
Problems of Inadequacy in the Reading Skills of Indigenous Students by P.M. Riley
Kivung Vol. 3 No. 2 [August 1970]
Language & Extralingual Reality by A. Balint
The Interrelation between Syntax, Lexico-Semantics & Word-Formation by R. Zimek
A Psycholinguistic Approach to the Measurement of Reading Materials Comprehension - J. Anderson
The Origin & Development of Police Motu by P. Chatterton
Bilingual Speech Phenomena by M.G. Clyne
Intonation & Ambiguity by A. Delbridge
Connective Particles in Japanese by J.F. Kess
Pike-Scott's Analysis of Fore Suprasegmentals by H. Pilch
Comment on "The Vocabulary of New Guinea English as Used by Expatriates" by P. Chatterton
Kivung Vol. 3 No. 3 [November 1970]
Modification & discourse analysis - A. Balint
Paragraph & sentence structure in New Guinea Highlands languages - R.E. Longacre
Grammatical & cultural function in tagmemics - K. J. Franklin
A language communication model - J. Anderson
Tigak personal pronouns – C.H. Beaumont
Remedial work with multi-lingual students – P. Denham
Training indigenous secondary teachers of English in PNG – R. Forrest
Problems resulting from the use of English as a second language medium of instruction – K. Johnson
Kivung Vol. 4 No. 1 [April 1971]
Some problems of inalienable possession & contact verbs – J.T. Platt
Tok Pilai, Tok Piksa na Tok Bokis – E. Brash
Problems of bilingualism in Papua & New Guinea – D. Lewis
Biological aspects of language – K. Lamb
Bilingual Dictionaries – C. Kilham
English in Australia – B.H. Jernudd
Kivung Vol. 4 No. 2 [August 1971]
Kinds of information in discourse – J.E. Grimes
Disambiguation in reconstruction – E.P. Hamp
Co-ordinate & equative implications in appositional relationships – C.V. Taylor
Uses of the verb “to say” in Gahuku – E. Deibler
Oksapmin clause structure – M. Lawrence
Kivung Vol. 4 No. 3 [December 1971]
Practical considerations of folk taxonomies – K.J. Franklin
Categorial rules in VSO languages – R.N. St. Clair
The morphophonemics of Nabak – E. & G. Fabian
Vernacular literacy: bridge to a national language – R. Gwyther-Jones
The Adzera family of languages, Morobe district, New Guinea - H.A. Holzknecht
Rotokas referentials – I.B. Firchow
Kivung Vol. 5 No. 1 [April 1972]
Toward a dynamic semantic theory – Z.F. Oliverius
The linguist, the language teacher, & contrastive analysis – B.H. Jernudd
An attempt to establish levels of reading difficulty in terms of syntactic complexity - K. Johnson
Language & politics in developing areas – M. Kehoe
Time in Anggor discourse – R. Litteral
Some needed research into TESOL in Australia – J.A. Wheeler
Book Review: J.D. Gupta, Language Conflict & National Development – B.H. Jernudd
Kivung Vol. 5 No. 2 [August 1972]
Phonological interference between Usarufa & Pidgin English – D. Bee
Borrowed rules among Polynesian languages – R. St. Clair
Some divergences in Australian English usage – R.D. Eagleson
Pronouns as nominalized sentences – F. Liefrink
On anaphoric possibilities between NPs in English – E. Daisley
Kivung Vol. 5 No. 3 [November 1972]
Language, Idea, and Thing by A.W. Sparkes
The Sociology of Language in QLD Aboriginal Communities by E.H. Flint
Take Care of the Sense by R. Johnson
The Utility of Focus by J.F. Kess
The status of verbal suffixes in Papua New Guinea languages – C. Peck
Review: A Course in Hiri Motu [T.A. Dietz]
Kivung Vol. 6 No. 1 [April 1973]
Towards an encyclopedic dictionary in Nuginean (Melanesian Pidgin) by a. Balint
On the acquisition of native speakers by a language – G. Sankoff & S. Laberge
An investigation of verb particle combinations in English by D.J. Absolom
Kivung Vol. 6 No. 2 [August 1973]
The importance to grammar of the utterance by C.V. Taylor
Transformational theory in teaching French by D.R. Richards
Rule ordering in TG by W.L. Bonney
Some observations on the present participles by P.G. Peterson
Kivung Vol. 6 No. 3 [December 1973]
Language attitude studies by J. Holmes
On the subject of subjects by P. Paul
Location by R. Daniel and K. Shaw
The failure of Australian universities as language teaching institutions by M. Quinn
Those kind of adjectives by J. Lynch
Review: Grundfragen [H. Kloss] by M. Clyne
Review: Da kine talk [E.B. Carr] by R. St. Clair
Kivung Vol. 7 No. 1 [April 1974]
The dialects of the Raro language of Papua by M. Davis
The glottal stop in Kate by K.A. McElhanon
Notes on Bichelamar by J.B.M. Guy
An account of English 'may' based on a postulate of modal logic by J. Newman
Review: Conversational New Guinea Pidgin - K.J. Franklin
Kivung Vol. 7 No. 2 [August 1974]
Early place names in New Guinea by J.S. Ryan
Orthography problems in central Buang by B.A. Hooley
Review: Semantic interpretation in generative grammar [R.S. Jackendoff] by W.L. Bonney
Review: Historiographia Linguistica by R. Lang
Kivung Vol. 7 No. 3 [December 1974]
Communication across Polynesian languages by R. St. Clair
The analysis of English nodal auxiliaries by P. Collins
A diachronic note on Mendi vowels by K.J. Franklin
Alamblak passivity by L.P. Bruce, Jr.
Kivung Vol. 8 No. 1 [June 1975]
Focus in English clause structure seen via systematic experimental syntax – K.L. Pike
Are there prenasalized stops in Oceania? – B.A. Hooley
Pidginization & the multi-lingual – F. Liefrink & L. Todd
Linguistic aspects of Fare kinship – G. Scott
Vernacular Orthographies in PNG – A. Healey
Nasalisation in Kewa dialects – K.J. Franklin
Reviews:
Franklin (ed): The linguistic situation in the Gulf district & adjacent areas, PNG – Trefry
Dutton (ed): Studies in languages of central & South-Eastern Papua – J. Lynch
Savard & Vigneault (eds): Multilingual political systems: problems & solutions – R. Lang
Kivung Vol. 8 No. 2 [December 1975]
Idiomaticity in a Papuan (Non-Astronesian) Language – K.A. McElhanon
A phonemic statement of Mai Enga – O. C. Hintze
Bislama phonology & grammar J. Lynch
Kivung Vol. 9 No. 1 [June 1976]
Some aspects of language planning in Malaysia – J.T. Platt
A note on the Proto-Oceanic vowels – J. Lynch
A note on G. van der Gabeletz’s ideas on the possibility of ‘mischprachen’ – R. Lang
Review Articles
The Dictionary & Grammar of Hiri Motu (The Office of Information, Port Moresby) – T. Dutton
R. Huddleston, An Introduction to English Transformational Syntax – G. Mallinson
Reviews
S.A. Wurm (ed), New Guinea Area Languages & Language Study – R. Lang
R. Brown, A First Language – A. Lang
T.E. Dutton & C.L. Voorhoeve, Beginning Hiri Motu – J. Harris
G.W. Grace, Canala Dictionary (New Caledonia); & Grand Couli Dictionary (New Caledonia) – J. Lynch
Kivung Vol. 9 No. 2 [December 1976]
Standardization & modernization of Hiri Motu – T. Dutton
Review Article: S.A. Wurm (ed), Austronesian Languages – J. Lynch
Reviews
J.A. Z’graggen, The Languages of the Madang District, PNG – G. Reeslink
L.A. Reid, Bantok-English Dictionary – S. Litteral
R. & A. Loving, Awa Dictionary – G. Scott
Austronesian languages - J. Lynch
Kivung Vol. 10 No. 1-2 [1977]
Tolai Texts by Ulrike Mosel: Introduction
Kivung Vol. 11 No. 1 [June 1978]
On the origin of body image in Tok Pisin – K.A. McElhanon
Multilingualism & language mixture among the Numbami – J. Bradshaw
On surface & underlying structure in tagmemics – P. Fries
Review Article: D.T. Tryon, New Hebrides Languages – P. Geraghty
Reviews
· M. Ross with J.N. Paol, A Waskia Grammar Sketch & Vocabulary – G. Reeslink
· W.A.L. Stokhof, Woisika I: an ethnographic introduction – S. Ranck
Kivung Vol. 11 No. 2 [December 1978]
The New Guinea Oceanic Hypothesis – A. Pawley
Number & Time in Central Buang – B.A. Hooley
Review Articles
A. Lang (ed), Studies in Psycholinguistics I & II – J. Kess
C.H. Beaumont, The Tigak Language of New Ireland – M. Ross
Kivung Vol. 12 No. 1 [June 1979]
Simplified Koriki: a second trade language used by the Motu in the Gulf of Papua by T. Dutton
A fresh look at Nabak morphophonemics by K.A. McElhanon
Light from the Dark Ages of Chomsky & Halle’s “Abstract Phonology” by W. Baron
Reviews
S.A. Wurm (ed), New Guinea Area Languages & Language Study by B. Cheetham
W. Flierl & H. Strauss (eds), Kate Dictionary by S. Litteral
P. & A. Healey, Telefol Dictionary, and G.H. Renck, Yagaria Dictionary by A. Taylor
H.G. Widdowson, Explorations in Applied Linguistics by J. Siegel
Kivung Vol. 12 No. 2 [December 1979]
The particles i & na in Tok Pisin – K.J. Franklin
Reduplication in Tawala – B. Ezard
She kissed me and I fell asleep – J.B. Farr
Toward a theory of sentence structure – D. Thomas
A note on the origin of the Motu term hiri – T. Dutton
A brief note on Barton’s Definitions of the hiri terms baditauna, doritauna & darima – T. Dutton
Reviews
H.J. Davies, Kobon Phonology – J. Lynch
W.A.L. Stokhof, Woisika II: Phonemics – E. Gasaway
M. Young, Bwaidoka Tales – D. Lithgow
LLM Vol. 13 No. 1 [1981-1982]
Kuman classificatory verbs – J.A. Piau
Subject, object, & indirect object: towards a typology of Papuan languages – C.R. Whitehead
This, that, & the other: a study of Korafe demonstratives - C.J.M. Farr & C.R. Whitehead
Review article: The Whorfian hypothesis & Siroi grammar – G. Reesink
Reviews:
W.A.L. Stokhof, Holle lists – M. Ross
S.A. Wurm, New Guinea & neighboring areas: a sociolinguistic laboratory – T. Crowley
C.L. Voorhoeve, The Asmat language of Irian Jaya – N. Kana
P. Mühlhäusler, Growth & structure of the lexicon of New Guinea Pidgin – J. Lynch
M. Boxwell et al., Papers in New Guinea linguistics No. 20 – C. R. Whitehead
P. Mühlhäusler et al., Papers in pidgin & creole linguistics No. 2 – T. Crowley
LLM Vol. 14 No. 1-2 [1982]
Introduction to the proceedings of conference Papuan linguistics: past & future – S.A. Wurm
Verb serialization in Siane – D. James
The acquisition of a noun classification system – W.J. Seiler
On the Kuman ‘liquids’ – J. Lynch
Tauya medial verbs – L. McDonald
Cases of counter-feeding in Fas – W. Baron
Discourse cohesion in a highland language of PNG – G. Scott
Mode, aspect, & foregrounding in Sentani – M. Hartzler
Reviews
C.R. Whitehead, Towards a Typology of Papuan Languages – H. Feldman & W. Seiler
D.E. McGregor & A.R.F. McGregor, Olo language materials – P. Waisi
S.A. Wurm & L. Carrington, Second International Conference on Austronesian Linguistics – T. Crowley
J. Platt & H. Weber, English in Singapore & Malaysia – A.M. Smith
G. Scott, Fore dictionary – R.L. Brandson
R.A. Benton, The fight of the Amokura – J. Lynch
L. Carrington & M. Curnow, Twenty years of Pacific linguistics – J. Lynch
LLM Vol. 15 No. 1-2 [1987]
Obituary: Arthur Capell (1902-1986) – J. Lynch
Form & function of Rotokas words – I.B. Firchow
The origin of Kiki ‘to tell a story, yarn’ in Police (now Hiri) Moyu – T. Dutton
Language shift & language socialization in Gapun – D. Kulick
Reviews
K.A. McElhanon, A linguistic field guide to the Morobe Province, PNG – S. Holzknecht
U. Mosel, Tolai Syntax & Its Historical Development – F. Lichtenberk
LLM Vol. 16 No. 1-2 [1987, for 1985]
Proto-Gorokan syllable structure – J. Haiman
Kinds of information in Bukiyip oral narrative discourse – R.J. Conrad
The category ‘relevance’ in Menya verbal morphology – C.R. Whitehead
Viewpoint in Oksapmin – M. Lawrence
How Austronesian focus works in the Misima language – B. Callister
The system of classificatory particles in Kilivila reconsidered – G. Senft
Reviews
T.R. Groves et al., Kiribatese: an outline description – F. Lichtenberk
R. Carle et al., Gava: Studies in Austronesian Languages & Cultures – T. Crowley
W. Seiler, Imonda, a Papuan language – J. Haiman
LLM Vol. 17 No. 1-2 [1988, for 1986]
Phonological processes affecting segments in Angave [Part 1] – R.F Speece
Phonological processes affecting segments in Angave [Part 2] – R.F Speece
Phonological processes affecting segments in Angave [Part 3] – R.F Speece
Phonological processes affecting segments in Angave [Part 4] - R.F. Speece
Haruai verb structure & language classification in the Upper Yuat – B. Comrie
Review: P.A. Geraghty: The history of the Fijian languages – M.D. Ross
LLM Vol. 18 No. 1-2 [1988, for 1987]
Grammatical features of cohesion in Iamalele – J.R Beaumont
Split ergativity in Siane: a study in markedness – D.M. Potts & D. James
The use of metaphors in Siroi – S. & J. van Kleef
Reviews
G. Huttar & K. Gregerson (eds), Pragmatics in non-western perspective – W. Foley
J. LeRoy, Kewa tales and Fabricated world: an interpretation of Kewa tales – K. Franklin
R. Ilson (ed), A Sectrum of Lexicography – K. Franklin
F. Lichtenberk, A grammar of Manam – G. Senft
LLM Vol. 19 No. 1-2 [1988]
Ergativity & control in Folopa by N. Anderson & M. Wade
Disarming a loaded patient by P. & V. Schlie
Waris case system & verb classification by R. Brown
Focus marking in Mauwake by Liisa Järvinen
Coordination in Ono by P. Phinnemore
Review
B. Turner, Manam teaching grammar by F. Lichtenberk
L. Bruce, The Alamblak language of PNG (East Sepik) by B. Comrie
D.K. Bowden, Medical dictionary in Bislama ? J. Lynch
Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 23 ? J. Lynch
J.M. Clifton (ed), Five phonological studies ? W. Seiler
G. Senft, Kilivila, the language of the Trobriand Islands ? D. Lithgow
J. Aitchison, Language change: progress or decay? ? D.T. Tyron
LLM Vol. 20 No. 1-2 [1989]
Obituary: Donald C. Laycock (1936-1988) – K. J. Franklin
Modality in Mangap-Mbula: an exploration of its syntax & semantics – R. Bugenhagen
The demonstrative pronouns pa and ti in Urim discourse – R. Hemimila
The Madak verb phrase – R. Lee
Botin deictics: go and come – B. Pryor & C. Farr
Tail-head linkage in Siroi – S. van Kleef
On possible factor in the origin of Piawi personal pronouns – B. Comrie
Reviews
T. Dutton & D. Thomas, A course in Tok Pisin – J.M. Charpentier
A. Wierbicka, English speech act verbs: a semantic dictionary – K. Franklin
R. Keesing, Kwaio grammar – T. Crowley
T. Dutton, Police Motu: iena siveroi (its story) – J.M. Clifton
E.L. Keenan, Universal Grammar – J. Roberts
B. Couture, ed., Functional approach in writing: research perspectives – J. Roberts
G.G.Gilbert, ed., Pidgin & Creole languages J. Troy
D.A. Bartholomew & L.C. Schoenhals, Bilingual dictionaries for indiginous languages – T. Dutton
LLM Vol. 21 No. 1-2 [1990]
Deixis & participant tracking in Botin – J. Pryor
Evidentiality in Tauya – L. MacDonald
Language use in a New Guinea village: a triglossic profile of Makopin I – J.A. Nidue
Cross-cultural advertising: Tok Pisin & English in Papua New Guinea – K.J. Franklin
Two verbal constructions in Kaugel – J. Head
Determiners & reference in clauses – E. Good
A genetic comparison of Hua, Awa & Binumarien – H. Xiao
Reviews
D. Scorza & K.J. Franklin, An advanced course in Tok Pisin – P. Mühlhäusler
A. Wierzbieka, The semantics of grammar – K.J. Franklin
A. Shnukal, Broken: an introduction to the Creole language of Torres Strait – J. Holm
H.H. Hock, Principles of historical linguistics – T. Dutton
LLM Vol. 22 No. 1-2 [1991]
Irrealis in Manam Discourse – S.C. Blewett
Linked nouns in Paamese: grammatical iconicity in part-whole constructions – T. Crowley
Varieties of Melanesian Pidgin: Separate identities vs. European stereotypes – T. Crowley
A study of the dialects of Amele – J.R. Roberts
“Serial” na in Tok Pisin – J.W.M. Verhaar, S.J.
The birth & decline of Rabaul Creole German – Craig Volker
Reviews
G. Lakoff, Women, Fire, & Dangerous Things: What categories reveal about the Mind – D.M. Snyder
Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 24 [Pacific Linguistics, A-70] – J.M. Clifton
Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 25 [Pacific Linguistics, A-74] – J.M. Clifton
A.J. Schütz, The Fijian language – J. Lynch
LLM Vol. 23 No. 1 [April 1992]
Front/ Back matter & TOC
The inclusive/exclusive distinction in Tok Pisin – S. Romaine
“Bakavilisi Biga” or What happens to English words in the Kilivila language? – G. Seft
Survival & Susuami: a ten year perspective – G.P. Smith
Reviews
H. Feldman, A Grammar of Awtuw – C. Whitehead
R.M.W. Dixon, A Grammar of Boumaa Fijian – C.E. Grimes
J. Louwerse, The Morphosyntax of Una in Relation to Discourse Structure – V. Heeschen
J.H.C.S. Davidson, Pacific Island Languages – M. Ross
T. Crowley, An Illustrated Bislama-English & English-Bislama Dictionary – J-M. Charpentier
J. Fabian, Language & Colonial Power – J. Troy
B. Lalla & J. D’Costa, Voices in Exile – J. Troy
T. Crowley, An Introduction to Historical Linguistics – T. Dutton
B. Jacobsen, Modern Transformational Grammar – J. Roberts
M. Johnson, The Body in the Mind – D. Snyder
G. Lakoff & M. Turner, More than Cool Reason – D. Snyder
J.R. Taylor, Linguistic Categorization – J.R. Roberts
LLM Vol. 23 No. 2 [October 1992]
Papers from 6ICAL on Languages from Papua New Guinea, edited by DM Snyder & JM Clifton
That’s What I’m Talking About: Discourse Level Deixis in Buhutu – R. Cooper
Is it real? Or is it even realis? – L. Erdman & T. Goring
The position of the Gumawana among the languages of the Papuan Tip cluster – M.D. Ross
Lexicography in Papuan Tip cluster languages: Where will it lead? – D.M. Snyder
Transitivity & ergativity in Sinaugoro – G. Tauberschmidt with A. Bala
Squibs, Notes & Discussion
Object classifying morphemes in Sudest – M. Anderson
A note on Hees’ ‘Tolai-Nakani’ trade language – T. Dutton & M. Ross
Translating accompanitives in Papuan Tip Cluster languages of PNG – D. Lithgow
Reviews
R.J. Goulden, The Melanesian content in Tok Pisin – G.P. Reesink
T. Dutton, Papers in Papuan Linguistics No. 1 – K. Ford
LLM Vol. 24 No. 1 [April 1993]
Papers from the Third International Conference on Papuan Linguistics – Part 1, edited by J.M. Clifton
Kirikiri & the Western Lakes Plains languages: selected phonological phenomena – H. & D. Clouse
* Pages 2-3 of the above article, scanned separately
Pronoun systems in Sepik Iwam oral narratives – R.J. Conrad
Possession in Koriari – T. Dutton
Observations on verb suffixes in Umbu-Ungu – J. Head
Language Convergence or Divergence: the case of Apali (Emerum) language – M. Wade
Kewapi verbal morphology & semantics – A. Yarapea
Reviews
S.H. Elbert, Echo of a Culture: A grammar of Rennell & Bellona – D. Tyron
S. Holzknecht, The Markham languages of Papua New Guinea – J. Lotterman
T. Crowley, Beach-la-Mar to Bislama: the emergence of a national language in Vanuatu – D. Tyron
L. MacDonald, A grammar of Tauya – C.R. Whitehead
R. Blust, Currents in Pacific linguistics – K. Ford & S. Kamene
S. Romaine, Language, education & development: urban & rural Tok Pisin in PNG – K. Franklin
P. Auer & A. Luzio, Variation & Convergence: studies in social dialectology – J. Siegel
F.G. Droste & J.E. Joseph, Linguistic theory & grammatical description – J.R. Roberts
LLM Vol. 24 No. 2 [October 1993]
Papers from the Third International Conference on Papuan Linguistics – Part 2, edited by J.M. Clifton
Front/Back, TOC & Editor’s Page
Specifiers as focus & other markers in Koiari – T. Dutton
The switch reference clause chaining phenomenon from a Korafe perspective – C.J.F. Farr
A preliminary comparison of Kamano-Yagaria – K. Ford
Grammar & native speaker awareness – V. Heeschen
“Inner Speech” in Papuan languages – G.P. Reesink
LLM Vol. 25 No 1 [April 1994]
Topic in Ama Discourse – B. Årsjo
Practical issues in Bislama Lexicography – T. Crowley
Spacial reference in Kilivila: the tinkertoy matching games– a case study – G. Senft
Squibs, Notes & Discussion
On the origin of Tok Pisin na – J. Lynch
Grammaticalisation of body-part terms in Kilivila – G. Senft
Reviews
T. Crowley, A Dictionary of Paamese – K. Ford
T. Dutton, A First Dictionary of Koiari – K. Ford
J.A. Lloyd, A Baruya -Tok Pisin - English Dictionary – K. Ford
LLM Vol. 25 No. 2 [October 1994]
Stable multilingualism in a small language group: the case of Kaki Ae – J.M. Clifton
Word tone in a Papuan language: an autosegmental solution – D.J. James
Three transitivity markers in Arop-Sissano – J. Nystrom
Theoretical implications of Olo verb reduplication – W. Staley
Reviews
The Phonology-Syntax Connection. Ed. by S. Inkeles & D. Zec. Reviewed by J.M. Clifton
LLM Vol. 26 No. 1 [April 1995]
Tense, Aspect & Modality in Bargam – M. Hepner
Sursurunga conjunctive elements – D. Hutchinson
Reduplication for past actions in Auhelawa – D. Lithgow
LLM 26 Vol. 2 [October 1995]
Syllable structure in Imyan Tehit – R.G. Hesse
Squibs, Notes & Discussion
Some further comments on Kaki Ae – K.J. Franklin
Reviews
Tonality in Austronesian Languages. Ed. by J.A. Edmondson & K.J. Gregerson. Reviewed by J.M. Clifton
LLM Vol. 27 No. 1 [1996]
A government & binding analysis of the verb in Amele – J.R. Roberts
Relative Instability of *tina- ‘Mother’ in the Languages of Eastern Oceania – J. Lynch
Domain dependent code choices: Musom language – S. Yarupawa
LLM Vol. 27 No. 2 [1996]
Articles
Reviews
LLM Vol. 28 No. 1-2 [1997]
Switch reference & control in Apali – M. Wade
Fore case marking – C. & M. Donohue
Lexical splitting in the kinship vocabulary of the Buki (Arapesh) languages – L. M. Dobrin
Reviews
Critical literacy & Pacific languages in education – K. Ford & S. Kamene