Pacific Linguistics: recent publication

[Malcolm Ross]

PACIFIC LINGUISTICS is happy to announce the publication of:

  Papers in Austronesian subgrouping and dialectology
  John Bowden and Nikolaus Himmelmann, eds

PL  563

This book is a collection of papers taking different approaches to the 
problems of classifying languages and varieties of languages within the 
Austronesian language family. A number of different approaches to 
historical genetic classification are taken in the papers by Mark 
Donohue on southeast Sulawesi, Malcolm Ross on Malayic languages, and 
Jae Jung Song on the Micronesian languages. The papers by Victoria Rau 
and René van den Berg deal with dialectology of Atayal from Taiwan and 
Muna from southeast Sulawesi respectively. Terry Crowley’s paper 
presents an emic approach to language classification by looking at 
different indigenous ways of classifying Oceanic languages and language 
varieties.

2005    ISBN  0 85883 477 2
Prices: Australia AUD$49.50  (incl. GST)       Overseas AUD$45.00

Prices are in Australian dollars (one Australian dollar is currently
equivalent to about US$ 0.76).

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