Studies in Language 3:2
[Studies in Language, 3:2] 1979.
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Table of Contents
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Editorialp. 139
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Indicative ConditionalsJohn A. Barker | pp. 141–152
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Aspects of a Formal Theory of Noun ClassifiersF.K. Lehman | pp. 153–180
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Semantic Considerations in Natural Language: Crosslinguistic Evidence and Morphological MotivationSteven Cushing | pp. 181–201
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A Problem With Description of Declension in HomerTheodore M. Lightner | pp. 203–208
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Metaphor and Symbol As Deviant' LanguageKatherine Hammer | pp. 209–228
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Reply to HammerIna Loewenberg | pp. 229–235
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Some Comments on 'Daughter Dependency Grammar'Juergen Lenerz | pp. 237–251
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Historical Linguistics, by Theodora BynonReviewed by Grover Hudson | pp. 253–261
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James M. Crawford, ed., Studies in Southeastern Indian LanguagesReviewed by Karl V. Teeter | pp. 261–267
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Simon C. Dik. Functional GrammarReviewed by Bernard Comrie | pp. 267–276
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Charles A. Ferguson and Dan I. Slob in (eds.) Studies of Child language developmentReviewed by Ton van der Geest | pp. 276–283
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Componential Analysis of Meaning, by Eugene NidaReviewed by Adrienne Lehrer | pp. 283–289
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Per Saugstad, A Theory of Communication and Use of Language. Foundations for the Study of PsychologyReviewed by Finngeir Hiorth | pp. 289–294
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Developmental Features of Visual Communication: A Psycholinguistic Analysis of Deaf Children's Growth in Communicative Competence, Bernard TervoortReviewed by Donald F. Moores | pp. 294–297
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