Amazonian linguistics: Studies in lowland South American languages

Statement of Responsibility:
Payne, Doris L., editor
Editors:
Payne, Doris L.
Date:
1990
Publisher:
University of Texas Press
Publisher Place:
Austin
Extent:
ix, 573 pages
Publication Status:
Published
Country:
Brazil
Content Language:
English [eng]
Field:
Linguistics
Work Type:
Scholarly text
Subject:
Comparative and historical studies
Grammatical descriptions
Nature of Work:
Text
Parts: 
Valence-changing affixes in Maipuran Arawakan languages
Wise, Mary Ruth
Asheninca stress patterns
Payne, Judith K
Morphological characteristics of lowland South American languages
Payne, Doris L
Accent in Aguaruna
Payne, David L
Some widespread grammatical forms in South American languages
Payne, David L
Classifiers in Tuyuca
Barnes, Janet
Language history in South America: What we know and how to know more
Kaufman, Terrence
Cause and reason in Nambiquára
Lowe, Ivan
Chiriguano and Guarayo word formation
Dietrich, Wolf
Transitivity and ergativity in Panare
Payne, Thomas E
Ergativity and nominativity in Kuikúro and other Carib languages
Franchetto, Bruna
You and I=neither you nor I: The personal system of Tupinambá
Rodrigues, Aryon D
Incorporation in Nadëb
Weir, E. M. Helen
Noun classification systems of Amazonian languages
Derbyshire, Desmond C. and Doris L. Payne
The non-modal particles of the Carib language of Surinam and their influence on constituent order
Hoff, Berend J
Cross-referencing changes in some Tupi-Guaraní languages
Jensen, Cheryl J
Kamaiurá (Tupí-Guaraní) as an active-stative language
Seki, Lucy
The positioning of non-pronominal clitics and particles in lowland South American languages
Dooley, Robert A
Entry Number:
3553