International Review of Chinese Linguistics

Volume 1, Issue 1 (1996)

1996.

Publishing status: Available

https://doi.org/10.1075/ircl.1.1

Table of Contents

Early Contacts Between Indo-Europeans And Chinese Edwin G. Pulleyblank	1–25
China's First Visitors From The West: Were They Indo-Europeans? Louisa G Fitzgerald-Huber	25–27
Interactions, Weak And Strong David N Keightley	27–29
Indo-European And Chinese: A Comment on E G Pulleyblank's View F.H.H. Kortlandt	30–31
Language And Script; Biology, Archaeology, And (Pre)History Victor H. Mair	31–41
Chinese, Austronesian, Indo-European (A Reply to Prof Pulleyblank) Laurent Sagart	41–44
Genes, Dates, And The Writing System William S-Y. Wang	45–46
References	47–50
A Survey of 25 Years of Masters' And PhD Theses in Taiwan Relevant to Chinese Language and Linguistics	51–88
Language Atlas of China (Parts I and II) Reviewed by Pang-Hsin Ting	89–92
Book Review (2) Reviewed by Randy J. LaPolla	92–100
China Today: Language Planning Reviewed by Chin-chuan Cheng	100–102
Jerome Ρ Η Hu	102–104
Explorations in Applied Linguistics: Papers in Language Teaching and Sociolinguistics Reviewed by Chin-chuan Cheng	104–106
Chu-ming Wang	106–109
A Study of the Word Order in the Oracle-Bone Inscriptions from the Yin Ruins Reviewed by Redouane Djamouri	109–113
Department of Asian Studies Reviewed by Ken-Ichi Takashima	113–122
A Study of the Prediction of Mandarin Character Readings on the basis of Taiwanese Lexicon Reviewed by Chin-fa Lien	122–124
Zhenxing Zhang	124–126
Cantonese: A Comprehensive Grammar Reviewed by Alain Peyraube	126–128
University of California, Berkeley and Hong Kong Baptist University Reviewed by Samuel H N Cheung	129–133
The First International Symposium on Synchronic and Diachronic Perspectives on the Grammar of Sinitic Languages: The University of Melbourne, July 15th - 17th, 1996 : A Report Hilary Chappell	134–135
Conference News	136