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  • Published by Carbondale, Illinois. Department of Linguistics, Southern Illinois University., 1992

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    Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. |Former paperbound now in library laminate hardcover binding. Moderate ex-library stamps and university logo endpapers. Includes: Yuman Linguistics: The Work of Margaret Langdon, John P. Harrington's Phonetic Representation of Obispeño Chumash Palatal Consonants, The Vocabularies of Scouler - Tolmie and Coulter: A Reappraisal, Descent of Lake Miwok, Maiduan Noun Phrase Structure, An Early Diegueña Wordlist, -k and -m in Yuma Narrative Texts, Statives in Walapai, Vowel Length in Yavapai Revisited, Comparatives in Yuman Languages. 145 pages.

  • Published by Carbondale, Illinois. Department of Linguistics, Southern Illinois University., 1979

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    Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. 94 pages. Paperbound, green paper informal binding. Moderate ex-library stamps, sticker shadows, no markings on the interior pages. Includes: The Semantic Domain 'tree': Hokan Lexical Evidence, Notes on Walapai Syntax II, The Structure of Nominal Modifiers, An Integrated Account of the Morpheme [ ] in Tolkapaya, The Development of the Pai Vowel System, Reduplication in Mojave --- and Yuman, An Exploration of the Affinity of Wappo and Some Hokan and Penutian Languages, Aspects of the Rythmical Structure of Cocopa.