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Jones, Linda Kay, ed. 1979. Discourse studies in Mesoamerican languages. Summer Institute of Linguistics. x + 379/viii + 223 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
discourse studies
Language as a subject
Languages, Mesoamerican

Articles in this volume

Jones, Larry B. and Linda Kay Jones. Multiple levels of information in discourse. 3–27
Bishop, Ruth G. Tense-aspect in Totonac narrative discourse. 31–68
Jones, Linda Kay and Ned R. Coleman. Towards a discourse perspective of modes and tenses in Kickapoo narratives. 69–95
McArthur, Harry S. The role of the aspect in distinguishing Aguacatec discourse types. 97–121
Persons, David. Plot structure in Lachixio discourse. 123–140
Schram, T.L. Tense, tense embedding, and theme in discourse in Mazatec of Jalapa de Diaz. 141–167
Burgess, Don. Verbal suffixes of prominence in Western Tarahumara narrative discourse. 171–188
Jones, Larry B. and Donald Nellis. A discourse particle in Cajonos Zapotec. 189–218
McArthur, Lucille E. Highlighting in Aguacatec discourse. 219–244
Beller, Dick and Pat Beller. Rank of participants in Huasteca Nahuatl. 247–268
Schram, Judith L. and Linda Kay Jones. Participant reference in narrative discourse in Mazatec of Jalapa de Diaz. 269–289
Reid, Aileen A. Dynamics of reported speech in Totonac. 293–328
Schram, T.L. Theme in a Mazatec story. 329–351
Small, Priscilla. Prominence and dominance in Coatzospan Mixtec narrative. 353–372