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Abasheikh, Mohammad Imam. Reflexivization in Chimwi:ni. 6:2.1-22 (Fall 1976)
Abasheikh, Mohammad Imam. See: Kisseberth, Charles W. & Mohammed Imam Abasheikh.
Abbi, Anvita (1992). Reduplication in South Asian languages: An areal, typological, and historical study. Review by Hans Henrich Hock. 23:1.169-192 (Spring 1993)
Abbi, Anvita, & Mithilesh Kumar Mishra. Aspectual elements of simultaneity and interaction in Indian languages: A case for an areal universal. 17:1.1-14 (Spring 1987)
Abd-el-Jawad, Hassan R. See: Abu-Salim, Issam M., & Hassan R. Abd-el-Jawad
Abdul-Karim, Kamal. See: Kenstowicz, Michael, & Kamal Abdul-Karin
Abu-Salim, Issam M. Epenthesis and geminate consonants in Palestinian Arabic. 10:2.1-11 (Fall 1980)
Abu-Salim, Issam M. Syllable structure in Palestinian Arabic. 12:1.1-28 (Spring 1982)
Abu-Salim, Issam M., & Hassan R. Abd-el-Jawad. Syllable patterns in Levantine Arabic. 18:2.1-22 (Fall 1988)
Ackermann, Farrell. See: Webelhuth, Gert, & Farrell Ackermann
Adachi, Nobuko. Japanese Brazilians: The Japanese language community in Brazil. 31:1. 161-178 (Spring 2001)
Adisasmito, Niken. Syllable structure and the nature of schwa in Indonesian. 23:1.1-19 (Spring 1993)
Agbedor, Paul. Verb serialization in Ewe. 23:1.21-42 (Spring 1993)
Aggarwal, Narindar K. Reference material in Hindi: State of the art. 11:2.209-219 (Fall 1981)
Aggarwal, Narindar K. (1991). Studies on Nepali language and linguistics: A bibliography. Review by Mithilesh K. Mishra. 23:1.193-194 (Spring 1993)
Agnihotri, Rama Kant. Crisis of identity: Sikhs in England. Review by Jean Aitchison. 19:1.169-171 (Spring 1989)
Ahmed, Mariam. A house divided: Conflict and rivalry in two varieties of a language (abstract). 20:3.139 (Spring 1990)
Ahmed, Mariam. Convent English: Structure and attitudes (abstract). 20:3.17 (Spring 1990)
Ahn, Sang-Cheol. On the nature of h in Korean. 16:2.1-13 (Fall 1986)
Ahn, Sang-Cheol. Vowel deletion and epenthesis: The vowel i. 21:2.1-18 (Fall 1991)
Aitchison, Jean. Review of Agnihotri, Crisis of identity: Sikhs in England. 19:1.169-171 (Spring 1987)
Akatsuka, Noriko. Emotive verbs in English and Japanese. 2:1.1-15 (Spring 1972)
Akinlabi, Akinbiyi. Alignment constraints in ATR harmony. 24:1/2.1-18 (Spring/ Fall 1994)
Alderson, Peter. See: Knowles, Gerry, Anne Wichmann, & Peter Alderson
Alho, Irja H. Distinguishing kind and set in Finnish. 22:1.1-16 (Spring 1992)
Ali, Mohammed. Trends in Oromo lexicon and lexicography. 19:2.155-168 (Fall 1989)
Al-Qinai, Jamal. Morphophonemics of loanwords in Arabic. 30:2.1-26 (Fall 2000)
Al-Qinai, Jamal. Convergence and divergence in translating vs. interpreting competence. 31:2.1-20 (Fall 2001)
Anderson, Lloyd B. Script Manager software for Indic scripts on the Macintosh (abstract). 20:3.18 (Spring 1990)
Antonsen, Elmer H. Foreword. 22:2.vii-xii (Fall 1992)
Antonsen, Elmer H. Introduction. 20:2.ix-xiv (Fall 1990)
Antonsen, Elmer H. Memorial Tribute to Henry R. Kahane. 22:1.87-89 (Spring 1992)
Antonsen, Elmer H. On phonological reconstruction: "Weil die Schrift immer strebt..." 25:1.1-15 (Spring 1995)
Antonsen, Elmer H. (ed.). Papers in General Linguistics. 23:2 (Fall 1993)
Antonsen, Elmer H. (ed.). Papers in General Linguistics. 25:1 (Spring 1995)
Antonsen, Elmer H. Review of Arne Juul, Hans F. Nielsen, and J?gen Erik Nielsen (eds.), A Linguist's Life (1995). 27:2.189-191 (Fall 1997)
Antonsen, Elmer H. (ed.). Papers in General Linguistics. 28:1 (Spring 1998)
Antonsen, Elmer H. (ed.). Papers in General Linguistics. 28:2.146-96 (Fall 1998)
Antonsen, Elmer H. See: Morgan, Jerry L., & Elmer H. Antonsen
Antonsen, Elmer H. (ed.). Papers in General Linguistics. 29:1.111-158 (Spring 1999)
Antonsen, Elmer H. Review of Andrew Dalby, Dictionary of Languages: The Definitive Reference to More than 400 Languages (1999) 29:1.165-166 (Spring 1999)
Antonsen, Elmer H. (ed.) with Adele Goldberg. Forum Lectures from the 1999 Linguistic Institute. 29:2 (Fall 1999)
Anushivarani, Ali. Rabindranath Tagore's Nobel Prize: What does it mean? (abstract) 20:3.153 (Spring 1990)
Aralikatti, R. N. (1989). Spoken Sanskrit in India: A study of sentence patterns. Review by Hans Henrich Hock. 21:1.161-165 (Spring 1991)
Archangeli, Diana. CV-skeleton or X-skeleton: The Turkish evidence. 15:1.1-10 (Spring 1985)
Aronoff, Mark. See: Sridhar, S.N., & Mark Aronoff.
Arora, Harbir, & K. V. Subbarao. Convergence and syntactic reanalysis: The case of so in Dakkhini. 19:1.1-18 (Spring 1989)
Arora, Harbir. See also: Subbarao, K.V., & Harbir Arora.
Awoyale, Yiwola. Yoruba gerundive structures and the notion of 'Target Structures'. 4:1.1-31, (Spring 1974)
Ayyar, Indira. See: Sridhar, S.N. & Indira Ayyar

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Bader, Yousef. Vowel sandhi and syllable structure in Kabyle Berber. 13:1.1-17 (Spring 1983)
Bagchi, Tista. Conditionals and emphasizers in Bangla: Some pragmatic effects of their interaction (abstract). 20:3.19 (Spring 1990)
Baik, Martin J., and Rosa Shim. Yes, we have no bananas: English negative tags in cross-linguistic communication.23:1.43-59 (Spring 1993)
Baik, Martin Jonghak, & Rosa Jinyoung Shim. English education in Korea: A tool for teaching civic virtues? 27:2.11-23 (Fall 1997)
Bains, Gurprit. Focus movement in Hindi-Urdu (abstract). 20:3.21 (Spring 1990)
Baker, Wendy. See: Trofimovich, Pavel, Wendy Baker, & Molly Mack
Baldwin, John, & Peter French (1990). Forensic phonetics. Review by Jos?Ignacio, 23:1.195-196 (Spring 1993)
Baltin, Mark R., & Anthony S. Kroch, eds. (1989). Alternative conceptions of phrase structure. Review by James H. Yoon. 21:1.167-178 (Spring 1991)
Barker, Chris. Temporary accommodation: I am the oldest of my siblings 29:1.3-11 (Spring 1999)
Barnitz, John G. Bloom-p-field, Chom-p-sky, and phonetic epen-t-thesis. 4:2.1-13 (Fall 1974)
Barss, Andrew. Derivations and reconstruction. 24:1/2.19-38 (Spring/Fall 1994)
Battistella, Edwin L. (1996). The Logic of Markedness. Review by M. Lynne Murphy. 27:2.193-195 (Fall 1997)
Baumgardner, Robert. See: Chamberlain, Dick, & Robert Baumgardner (eds.)
Baumgardner, Robert. U.S. Americans in Mexico: Constructing identities in Monterrey. 31:1.137-159 (Spring 2001)
Bautista, Ma. Lourdes S. Bridging research and practice in literacy work among minority language groups in the Philippines, 30:1.203-217 (Spring 2000)
Beaken, Mike. The Making of Language (1997) . Review by Chin-W. Kim. 29:1.159-163 (Spring 1999)
Becker, Lee A. On the representation of contour tones in Generative Phonology. 7:1.8-20 (Spring 1977)
Becker, Lee A., & David P. B. Massamba. CiRuri tonology (A preliminary view). 10:1.1-13 (Spring 1980)
Becker, Lee A., & Farid Mohamed Onn. The rise and fall of a transderivational constraint: The case of Malay. 7:2.106-114 (Fall 1977)
Benmamoun, Elabbas. Review of Alaa Elgibali (ed.), Understanding Arabic: Essays in Contemporary Arabic Linguistics in Honor of El-Said Badawi. 25:1.159-61 (Spring 1995)
Benmamoun, Elabbas. The status of agreement and the agreement projection in Arabic. 23:1.61-71 (Spring 1993)
Benmamoun, Elabbas. Language identities in Morocco in a historical context. 31:1.95-106 (Spring 2001)
Bennett, J. Fraser. Consonant merger in Navajo: An underspecified analysis. 17:2.1-19 (Fall 1987)
Bennett, J. Fraser. Iambicity in Thai. 24:1/2.39-57 (Spring/Fall 1994)
Bentur, Esther. Orthography and the formulation of phonological rules. 8:1.1-25 (Spring 1978)
Bereiter, Marilyn. A study of duration in speech production. 4:2.14-24 (Fall 1974)
Bergvall, V. L. Joining in academic conversation: Gender, power and the apportionment of turns at talk. 25:2.105-129 (Fall 1995)
Berkeley, Deborah Milam. The OCP and gradient data. 24:1/2.59-72 (Spring/ Fall 1994)
Bethin, Christine Yurkiw. The development of the Slavic mid vowels in newly checked syllables in the Northwestern Ukrainian dialects. 5:2.1-11 (Fall 1975)
Bethin, Christina Y. Slavic Prosody: Language Change and Phonological Theory (1998). Review article by Frank Y. Gladney 29:2.121-133 (Fall 1999)
Bhat, D. N. S. Physical identification in Kannada. 11:2.1-8 (Fall 1981)
Bhatia, Tej K. A computational investigation on the perception of aspirated consonants in Hindi. 3:1.63-80 (Spring 1973)
Bhatia, Tej K. A history of the Hindi grammatical tradition. Review by Rajeshwari Pandharipande. 19:1.173-179 (Spring 1989)
Bhatia, Tej K. A study of aspirated consonants as spoken and recognized by Hindi speakers. 4:2.25-39 (Fall 1974)
Bhatia, Tej K. Directives in Panjabi and Lahanda (abstract). 20:3.127 (Spring 1990)
Bhatia, Tej K. On the scope of negation in Hindi. 3:2.1-27 (Fall 1973)
Bhatia, Tej K. The evolution of tones in Punjabi. 5:2.12-24 (Fall 1975)
Bhatia, Tej K. The treatment of transitivity in the Hindi grammatical tradition. 11:2.195-208 (Fall 1981)
Bhatia, Tej K. Transplanted languages and ethnic identity (abstract). 20:3.140 (Spring 1990)
Bhatia, Tej K. Transplanted South Asian languages: An overview. 11:2.129-139 (Fall 1981)
Bhatia, Tej K. Trinidad Hindi: Three generations of a transplanted variety. 11:2.135-150 (Fall 1981)
Bhatia, Tej K. Variation in Hindi: Problems and prospects. 13:2.1-19 (Fall 1983)
Bhatia, Tej K. Media, identity, and diaspora: Indians abroad. 31:1.269-287 (Spring 2001)
Bhatia, Tej K. See: Kachru, Yamuna, & Tej K. Bhatia; Subbarao, K. V., & Tej K. Bhatia
Bhatt, Rakesh Mohan. An essay on Kashmirit stress (abstract). 20:3.22 (Spring 1990)
Bhatt, Rakesh Mohan. Good mixes and odd mixes: Implications for the bilingual's grammar. (Squib.) 19:1.165-168 (Spring 1989)
Bhatt, Rakesh Mohan. Identity, conflict, and convergence: South Asia as a sociolinguistic area (abstract). 20:3.142 (Spring 1990)
Bhatt, Rakesh Mohan. Language identity, conflict, and convergence in South Asia. 22:1.17-37 (Spring 1992)
Bhatt, Rakesh Mohan. On experiencers and subjects of perfect predicates. 24:1/2.73-84 (Spring/Fall 1994)
Bickmore, Lee S. Metathesis and Dahl's law in Ekegusii. 28:2.149-68 (Fall 1998)
Bilger, Robert C. See: Kuo, Shiun-Zu, Chin-Chuan Cheng, Robert C. Bilger, & Cynthia J. Johnson
Biloa, Edmond. Tuki gaps: Null resumptive pronouns or variables? 19:2.43-54 (Fall 1989)
Blomeyer, Charlotte, & Tamara Valentine. 'We makin' some cookies': A child language case study of the effects of situational variation on pragmatic function and syntax. 13:1.19-42 (Spring 1983)
Boeckx, Cedric. Review of Thomas Ernst: The Syntax of Adjuncts 32:1. 95-101 (Spring 2002)
Bokamba, Eyamba G. African languages and sociolinguistic theories. 20:1.3-34 (Spring 1990)
Bokamba, Eyamba G. African linguistic research and publications from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1970-1979. (Appendix.) 9:2.201-206 (Fall 1979)
Bokamba, Eyamba G. Authenticity and the choice of a national language: The case of Zaire. 6:2.23-64 (Fall 1976)
Bokamba, Eyamba G. French colonial language policy in Africa and its legacies (Part I) 14:2.1-35 (Fall 1984)
Bokamba, Eyamba G. Inversions as grammatical relation changing rules in Bantu languages. 9:2.1-24 (Fall 1979)
Bokamba, Eyamba G. Language and national development in sub-Saharan Africa. (A progress report). 11:1.1-25 (Spring 1981)
Bokamba, Eyamba G. (ed.). Language in African culture and society. 14:2 (Fall 1984)
Bokamba, Eyamba G. On the syntax and semantics of Wh-questions in Kikongo and Kiswahili. 6:2.65-88 (Fall 1976)
Bokamba, Eyamba G. (ed.). The contribution of African linguistics to linguistic theory: Proceedings of the 20th Annual Conference on African Linguistics (Vol. 1). 19:2 (Fall 1989)
Bokamba, Eyamba G., & Charles W. Kisseberth (eds.). Papers on African linguistics. 6:2 (Fall 1976)
Bokamba, Eyamba G., & Nkonko M. Kamwangamalu. The significance of code-mixing to lin-guistic theory: Evidence from Bantu languages. 17:2.21-43 (Fall 1987)
Boolchandani, Pushpa. On binding reflexives in Sindhi (abstract). 20:3.24 (Spring 1990)
Bosch, Anna, & Kenneth de Jong, The prosody of Barra Gaelic epenthetic vowels. 27:1.1-15 (Spring 1997)
Botne, Robert. Reconstruction of a grammaticalized auxiliary in Bantu. 19:2.169-186 (Fall 1989)
Boula de Mareüil, Philippe. See Faygal, Zsuzsanna & Nguyen, Noël and Boula de Mareüil, Philippe. From dilation to coarticulation: Is there vowel harmony in French?. 32:1.1-21 (Spring 2002)
Bradshaw, Mary M. A phonology-phonetics mismatch: [voice] in consonant-tone interaction. 27:1.17-31 (Spring 1997)
Branstine, Zoann. Stop/spirant alternations in Spanish: On the representation of contrast. 21:1.1-22 (Spring 1991)
Bresnan, Joan. African languages and syntactic theories. 20:1.35-48 (Spring 1990)
Breton, Roland J.-L. Atlas of the Languages and Ethnic Communities of South Asia (1997). Review by Hans Henrich Hock 29:2.135-139 (Fall 1999)
Bright, William. A matter of typology: Alphasyllabaries and abugidas, 30:1. 63-71 (Spring 2000)
Britti, Anthony. A history of right dislocation in certain Levantine Arabic dialects. 10:2.121-139 (Fall 1980)
Britti, Anthony. Quantifier Repositioning. 9:1.1-16 (Spring 1979)
Broselow, Ellen. Syllable structure in two Arabic dialects. 10:2.13-24 (Fall 1980)
Broselow, Ellen, & Alice Niyondagara. Feature geometry of Kirundi palatalization. 20:1.71-88 (Spring 1990)
Bubenik, Vit, & C. Paranjpe. Some observations on the development of West-Indo-Aryan pro-nominal systems from Apabhramsa (abstract). 20:3.26 (Spring 1990)
Bundrick, Camille. A lexical phonology approach to Hindi schwa deletion. 17:1.15-23 (Spring 1987)
Bundrick, Camille. An inference-based account of restrictive relative which and that. 19:1.19-31 (Spring 1989)
Burt, Susan Meredith. Another look at nara conditionals. 9:2.25-38 (Fall 1979)
Burt, Susan Meredith. Remarks on German nominalization. 9:1.17-30 (Spring 1979)
Busnel, Ren?Guy, & Andr?Classe. Whistled languages. Review by Chin-W. Kim. 7:2.196-199 (Fall 1977)
Butt, Miriam J., & Tracy Holloway King. Semantic case in Urdu (abstract). 20:3.27 (Spring 1990)
Bybee, Joan. Phonology and Language Use (2001). Review by Daniel Silverman 31:2.213-216 (Fall 2001)

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Cardona, George. Relations between causatives and passives in Indo-Iranian. 8:2.1-42 (Fall 1978)
Carlson, Greg N.. Evaluating generics 29:1.13-24 (Spring 1999)
Carnie, Andrew, Elizabeth Pyatt, & Heidi Harley. The Resurrection: Raising to Comp? Some evidence from Old Irish. 24:1/2.85-100. (Spring/Fall 1994)
Carreira, Maria. The representation of diphthongs in Spanish. 18:1.1-24 (Spring 1988)
Case, Susan S. Gender, language, and the professions: Recognition of wide-verbal-repertoire in speech. 25:2.149-192 (Fall 1995)
Cassimjee, Farida. An autosegmental analysis of Venda nominal tonology. 13:1.43-72 (Spring 1983)
Cassimjee, Farida, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Downstep in Venda. 14:1.1-29 (Spring 1984)
Cassimjee, Farida, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Shingazidja nominal accent. 19:1.33-61 (Spring 1989)
Castillo, Rafael. See: Green, Georgia M., & Rafael Castillo
Cerrón-Palomino, Rodolfo. Morphologically conditioned changes in Wanka-Quechua. 4:2.40-75 (Fall 1974)
Cervin, Richard. On the notion of 'second position' in Greek. 18:2.23-39 (Fall 1988)
Cha, Jong-Yul. Semantics of Korean gapless relative clause constructions 29:1.25-41 (Spring 1999)
Chakraborty, Jayshree. Perfectivity and the resultative state in Hindi (abstract). 20:3.29 (Spring 1990)
Chamberlain, Dick, & Robert Baumgardner (eds.). ESP in the classroom: Practice and evaluation. Review by Numa Markee. 19:1.181-185 (Spring 1989)
Chan, Marjorie K. M. Gender-marked speech in Cantonese: The case of sentence-final particles jeÍ and jeÍk 26:1/2.1-38 (Spring/Fall 1996)
Chandrasekhar, S., & S. N. Sridhar. Case markers and prepositions in Kannada (abstract). 20:3.31 (Spring 1990)
Chang, Miao-Hsia. The grammaticalization of beh in Taiwanese Hokkian 26:1/2.39-60 (Spring/Fall 1996)
Chang, Suk-Jin. Tag questions in Korean: Form and function. 16:2.15-26 (Fall 1986)
Chen, Si-Qing. The automatic identification and recovery of Chinese acronyms 26:1/2.61-82 (Spring/Fall 1996)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan. A quantification of Chinese dialect affinity. 12:1.29-47 (Spring 1982)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Ikoravere Makua Tonology (Part 2). 10:1.15-44 (Spring 1980)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Ikorovere Makua Tonology (Part 3). 11:1.181-202 (Spring 1981)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Ikorovere Makua Tonology (Part I). 9:1.31-64 (Spring 1979)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan, & Charles W. Kisseberth. Tone-bearing Nasals in Makua. 12:1.123-139 (Spring 1982)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan, & Chin-W. Kim (eds.). Studies in East Asian linguistics. 7:2 (Fall 1977)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan. See: Lu, Zhiji, & Chin-Chuan Cheng; Sherwood, Bruce Arne, & Chin-Chuan Cheng
Cheng, Chin-Chuan. Teaching Chinese numeration on computer. 7:2.165-177 (Fall 1977)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan. Tonal correlations in Chinese dialects: A quantitative study. 7:2.115-128 (Fall 1977)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan. The Esperanto of El Popola Cinio. 12:1.49-62 (Spring 1982)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan. Frequently-used Chinese characters and language cognition 30:1.107-118 (Spring 2000)
Cheng, Chin-Chuan. See: Kuo, Shiun-Zu, Chin-Chuan Cheng, Robert C. Bilger, & Cynthia J. Johnson
Childs, G. Tucker. Where do ideophones come from? 19:2.55-76 (Fall 1989)
Ching, Marvin K. L. : Examining the trustworthiness of the latest OED in reflecting current English. 23:1.73-82 (Spring 1993)
Cho, Euiyon. Notes on some tests for subjecthood in Korean. 21:2.19-29 (Fall 1991)
Cho, Euiyon. On the morphology of morphological causative verbs in Korean: An argument against Lieber's morpheme-based lexicon. 16:2.27-43 (Fall 1986)
Cho, Jae Ohk, & Jerry Morgan. Some problems on NP coordination in Korean. 16:2.45-65 (Fall 1986)
Cho, Sae-Youn. Auxiliary verb constructions in Korean. 23:2.1-24 (Fall 1993)
Cho, Seikyung. The acquisition of English reflexives by Korean ESL learners. 21:2.31-67 (Fall 1991)
Choi, Yeon Hee. A study of coherence in Korean speakers' argumentative writing in English. 16:2.67-94 (Fall 1986)
Choi, Yeon Hee. Discourse reference in written Korean folk tales. 21:2.69-87 (Fall 1991)
Chomsky, Noam. Memorial tribute to Robert B. Lees. 27:2.7 (Fall 1997)
Christian, Donna. Applying linguistics and applied liinguistics in 2000 and beyond. 28:2.31-40 (Fall 1998)
Chung, Chin Wan. A correspondence-theoretic approach to partial reduplication in Korean. 27:1.33-48 (Spring 1997)
Chung, Raung-fu. On the representation of Kejia diphthongs. 19:1.63-80 (Spring 1989)
Chung, Raung-fu. The glottal stop at the end of a Southern Min syllable 26:1/2.83-94 (Spring/Fall 1996)
Chvany, Catherine V. Ergative and argative (née ergative too). 15:2.1-2 (Fall 1985)
Clachar, Arlene. The Acquisition of Aspect Marking in English by Native Speakers of Creole. 30:2.27-49 (Fall 2000)
Clamons, Cynthia Robb. Modification of the gender system in the Wollegan dialect of Oromo. 19:2.187-195 (Fall 1989)
Clark, Eve V. Acquisition in the course of conversation 29:2.1-18 (Fall 1999)
Classe, André See: Busnel, René-Guy, & André Classe
Clements, G(eorge) N. African linguistics and its contributions to linguistic theory. 19:2.3-39 (Fall 1989)
Clements, G(eorge) N. Binding domains in Kikuyu. 14:2.37-56 (Fall 1984)
Clements, G(eorge). N., & Remi Sonaiya. Underlying feature representation in Yoruba. 20:1. 89-103 (Spring 1990)
Coats, Herbert S. Palatalization in Russian. 15:2.3-8 (Fall 1985)
Coetsem, Frans van. See: Van Coetsem, Frans
Cole, Jennifer. Alliteration in Sindhi poetry: Evidence for phonological structure (abstract). 20:3.32 (Spring 1990)
Cole, Jennifer (ed.). Papers in Phonology from the Second Mid-Continental Workshop on Phonology. 27:1 (Spring 1997)
Cole, Jennifer. Foreword. 27:1.v. (Spring 1997)
Cole, Jennifer, & Charles W. Kisseberth. An optimal domainstheory of harmony. 24:1/2.101-114 (Spring/Fall 1994)
Cole, Peter. A matter of scope: McCawley versus Postal on the origin of noun phrases. 7:1.117-146 (Spring 1977)
Cole, Peter. An apparent asymmetry in the formation of relative clauses in Modern Hebrew. 5:1.1-35 (Spring 1975)
Cole, Peter. Global grammar versus index grammar: A question of power. 3:1.45-53 (Spring 1973)
Cole, Peter. Noun phrases as quantifiers. 2:1.16-41 (Spring 1972)
Cole, Peter. Syntactic analogy and backward pronominalization. 3:1.33-44 (Spring 1973)
Cole, Peter, & Gabriella Hermon. Subject to Object Raising in an EST framework: Evidence from Quechua. 9:1.65-90 (Spring 1979)
Cole, Peter, & Janice Jake. Accusative subjects in Imbabura Quechua. 8:1.72-96 (Spring 1978)
Cole, Peter, & S. N. Sridhar. Clause union and Relational Grammar: Evidence from Hebrew and Kannada. 6:1.216-227 (Spring 1976)
Cole, Peter, Wayne Harbert, & Gabriella Hermon, & Shikaripur Sridhar. On the acquisition of subjecthood. 8:1.42-71 (Spring 1978)
Cole, Peter, Wayne Harbert, & Gabriella Hermon. Headless relative clauses in Quechua. 8:1.26-41 (Spring 1978)
Cole, Peter, Wayne Harbert, Shikaripur Sridhar, Sachiko Hashimoto, Cecil Nelson, & Diane Smietana. Noun phrase accessibility and island constraints. 6:1.170-185 (Spring 1976)
Cole, Peter. See also: Morgan, Jerry, Georgia Green, & Peter Cole (eds.)
Comrie, Bernard. Linguistics is about languages. 8:2.221-236 (Fall 1978)
Comrie, Bernard. The sun letters in Maltese: Between morpho-phonemics and phonetics. 10:2.25-37 (Fall 1980)
Conefrey, Theresa. Review of Deborah Tannen (1990). You just don't understand. 21:1.179-181 (Spring 1991)
Coulmas, Florian. The nationalization of writing, 30:1.47-59 (Spring 2000)
Creider, Chet A. Language differences in strategies for the interactional management of conversation. 14:2.57-65 (Fall 1984)
Creswell, Cassandre. Criticizing with a question. 23:2.25-32 (Fall 1993)
Cureton, Richard D. The exceptions to passive in English: A pragmatic hypothesis. 9:2.39-54 (Fall 1979)
Cureton, Richard D. The inclusion constraint: Description and explanation. 9:1.91-104 (Spring 1979)

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Dabir-Moghaddam, Mohammad. Passive in Persian. 12:1.63-90 (Spring 1982)
Dabir-Moghaddam, Mohammad. Compound verbs in Persian. 27:2.25-59 (Fall 1997)
Dalby, Andrew. Dictionary of Languages: The Definitive Reference to More than 400 Languages (1999). Review by Elmer H. Antonsen 29:1.165-166 (Spring 1999)
Dalgish, Gerry (Gerard M.). Arguments for a unified treatment of y-initial and vowel-initial roots in Olutsootso. 4:2.76-90 (Fall 1974)
Dalgish, Gerry (Gerard M.). Passivizing locatives in Olutsootso. 6:1.57-68 (Spring 1976)
Dalgish, Gerry (Gerard M.). The diachronic development of nasal deletion in Olutsootso. 5:2.25-40 (Fall 1975)
Dalgish, Gerry (Gerard M.), & Gloria Sheintuch. On the justification for language-specific sub-grammatical relations. 6:2.89-107 (Fall 1976)
Daniels, Peter T. On writing syllabaries: Three episodes of transfer, 30:1.73-86 (Spring 2000)
Darzi, Ali. Compensatory lengthening in modern colloquial Tehrani Farsi. 21:1.23-37 (Spring 1991)
Darzi, Ali. Nonfinite control in Persian. 31:2.21-32 (Fall 2001)
Dautermann, Jennie. A case for examining professional voices in institutional settings: Nurses in conversation. 25:2.193-216 (Fall 1995)
Davies, William D. Strengthening the ties that exist: Reexploring charted territory. 28:2.23-30 (Fall 1998)
Davison, Alice. Case and control in Hindi-Urdu. 15:2.9-23 (Fall 1985)
Davison, Alice. Contextual effects on 'generic' indefinites: Cross-linguistic arguments for pragmatic factors. 9:2.55-66 (Fall 1979)
Davison, Alice. Finiteness and case in Hindi-Urdu complements (abstract). 20:3.34 (Spring 1990)
Davison, Alice. Some mysteries of subordination. 9:1.105-128 (Spring 1979)
Davison, Alice. Wh-movement in Hindi-Urdu relative clauses. 17:1.25-33 (Spring 1987)
DeFrancisco, V. L. Difference or dominance: A critique of two theoretical attempts to explain gender based communication barriers. 25:2.29-46 (Fall 1995)
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