Studies in Language

Volume 19, Issue 1 (1995)

1995.

Publishing status: Available

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https://doi.org/10.1075/sl.19.1

Table of Contents

Articles
On the Double Object Construction in English and Modern Greek A. Kakouriotis	1–35
Obviation and Subjectivization: The Same Basic Phenomenon? A Study of Participant Marking in Blackfoot Regina Pustet	37–72
In the Vestibule of Meaning: Transitivity Inversion as a Morphological Phenomenon Balthasar Bickel	73–127
Double Objects in Causatives: Towards a Study of Coding Conflict Maria Polinsky	129–221
Review Article
Review of Payne (1992): Pragmatics of word order flexibility Reviewed by Andrej A. Kibrik	223–237
Reviews
Review of Giegerich (1992): English phonology: An introduction Reviewed by Chris Golston	239–244
Review of Korrel (1991): Duration in English: A basic choice, illustrated in comparison with Dutch Reviewed by Robert S. Kirsner	244–248
Review of Laeufer & Morgan (1992): Theoretical analyses in Romance linguistics Reviewed by Enrique Mallén	248–259
Review of Dorian (1989, 1992): Investigating obsolescence. Studies in language contraction and death Reviewed by Rosita Schjerve-Rindler	259–264
Review of Abraham & Bayer (1993): Dialektsyntax Reviewed by Mark L. Louden	264–273
Review of Jaeger (1992): Probleme der syntaktischen Kongruenz: Théorie undNorm-vergleich im Deutschen Reviewed by Mary Michele Wauchope	273–278
Review of Freidin (1992): Foundations of generative syntax Reviewed by John R. te Velde	278–287
Review of Döpke (1992): One parent one language: An interactional approach & Gass & Selinker (1992): Language transfer in language learning Reviewed by Ken Turner	287–294
Review of Döpke (1992): One parent one language: An interactional approach Reviewed by Ken Turner	287–294
Book Notices
Diversions of Galway: Papers on the history of linguistics from ICHoLS V, Galway, Ireland, 1-6 September 1990. Ed. by Anders Ahlqvist Frederick W. Schwink	295–299