New Book on Formosan Languages

[HSPAULLI at ccvax.sinica.edu.tw]

	The following new publication on Formosan languages may be of
interest to you:
		PAZIH DICTIONARY by Paul Li and Shigeru Tsuchida
	Pazih is a nearly extinct plain tribe Formosan language formerly
spoken in the western plains of Taiwan. The Pazih Dictionary consists of an
introductiona for a sketch of Pazih grammar, the main body of the dictionary
of about 2,700 entries, an index cross-rferencing Englishes glosses with
Pazih words, and two appendices: Pazih texts and information about Naoyoshi
Ogawa's work on Formsoan languages.
	The listed price is US$25 plus $10 handling charge and postage for
each copy overseas. Copies can be ordered by regular mail at: Institute of
Linguistics, Academia Sinica, Nankang, Taipei 115, Taiwan. Inquiries by
email at: vchen at gate.sinica.edu.tw.   Fax: 886-2-27856622.
	The new book, 401pp, has just come out in print, September 2001.
--Paul Li