Studies in Language

Volume 15, Issue 2 (1991)

1991.

Publishing status: Available

https://doi.org/10.1075/sl.15.2

Table of Contents

Articles
Subject and Topic in Dinka Torben Andersen	265–294
Hodiernal vs. Nondiernal T. David Andersen and John R. Roberts	295–299
Notional Grammar and the Redundancy of Syntax John M. Anderson	301–333
Markedness in Grammar: Distributional, Communicative and Cognitive Correlates of Syntactic Structure T. Givón	335–370
Semantic Rules Know no Exceptions Anna Wierzbicka	371–398
Review Articles
Review of Miyagawa (1989): Structure and case marking in Japanese: Syntax and semantics Reviewed by Masumi Katagiri	399–414
Review of Tomić (1989): Markedness in synchrony and diachrony Reviewed by Chad L. Thompson	415–422
Review of Glinert (1989): The Grammar of Modern Hebrew Reviewed by Yishai Tobin	423–457
Reviews
Review of Behrens (1989): Textanalyse und Sprachwandel: historische Syntax des Ungarischen: ein empirisches Modell Reviewed by Carol Rounds	459–463
Review of Betten, Betten & Riehl (1990): Neuere Forschungen zur historischen Syntax des Deutschen: Referate der internationalen Fachkonferenz Eichstätt 1989 Reviewed by Robert Peter Ebert	464–470
Review of Cook, Rice & Winter (1989): Athapaskan linguistics: Current perspectives on a language family Reviewed by Ives Goddard	471–479
Review of Jo Napoli (1989): Predication Theory: A case study for indexing theory Reviewed by Andrea Moro	480–486
Review of Kemenade (1987): Syntactic case and morphological case in the history of English Reviewed by Elly van Gelderen	487–493
Review of Xrakovskij (1989): Tipologija iterativnyx konstrukcij Reviewed by Martin Haspelmath	494–499
Book Notices
Nancy C. Dorian (ed.). Investigating obsolescence: Studies in language contraction and death Wolfgang U. Dressler	501–503
Jean-Jacques Lecercle. The violence of language Warren A. Shibles	504–506
Nerlich, Brigitte. Change in language: Whitney, Bréal and Wegener Stephen J. Nagle	506–509
Charles van Os. Aspekte der Intensivierung im Deutschen Nada M. Cook	509–511
Publications Received	513–520