10.954, TOC: WORD 50.1, April, 1999

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Table of Contents, WORD 50.1, April, 1999

Robert de Beaugrande, Sentence first, verdict afterwards: On the
   remarkable career of the "sentence"
Helen Chau Hu, Cohesion and coherence in translation theory and pedagogy
Walter Petrovitz, The syntactic representation of understood subjects

Reviews:
Lyovin, An introduction to the languages of the world (Bender)
Andersen, Empirical studies in diathesis (Bubenik)
Dinneen, General linguistics (Galeas)
Martinez-Gil & Morales Front, Issues in the phonology and morphology of the
   major Iberian languages (Dukes)
Goddard, Handbook of North American indians: Languages (Grant)
ter Meulen, Representing time in natural language (Hewsen)
Verdonk & Weber, Twentieth century fiction: from text to context (Hidalgo)
Wright & Hope, Stylistics: A practical coursebook (Hidalgo)
Harris, Signs of writing (Kaye)
Lawson, More names and naming: An annotated bibliography (Kaye)
Ammon et al, Europdische Identitat und Sprachvielfalt (Pasch)
Jackendoff, The architecture of the language faculty (Prideaux)
Rowley, Morphologische Systeme der nordostbeyerischen Mundarten (Quinn)
Pollock, Langage et cognition:  Introduction au programme minimaliste de la
   grammaire generative (Rolfe)
Durand & Laks, Current trends in phonology: Models and methods (Rose)
Hegedus et al., Indo-European, Nostratic, and beyond: Festschrift for Vitalij
  V. Shevoroshkin (Schuhmacher)
Kunitzsch, Reflexe des Orients in Namengut mittelalterlicher europaischer
   literatur (Schuhmacher)
Edmondson & Solnit, Comparative Kadai: The Tai branch (Vajda)
Maiden & Parry, The dialects of Italy (Vizmiller-Zocco)
Hughes, English in speech and writing; Investigating language and literature

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