Australian Journal of Linguistics

Vol. 2, no. 1 (1982)

Articles

The grammar of English phrasal verbs	R. M. W. Dixon	1-42
The development of an accusative case marking pattern in the Ngayarda languages of Western Australia	Alan Dench	43-59
You gotta know how to talk ...: Information seeking in south-east Queensland Aboriginal society	Diana Eades	61-82

Notes and discussion

A note on the get-passive construction	Roland Sussex	83-92
Case marking and the nature of discussion: A rejoinder to Silverstein	Anna Wierzbicka	93-95

Book reviews

Schools of linguistics: Competition and evolution (Geoffrey Sampson)	J. R. Martin	97-116
Linguistic theory in America: The first quarter-century of transformational generative grammar (Frederick T. Newmeyer)	Ray Cattell	116-121
Nunggubuyu myths and ethnographic texts (Jeffrey Heath)	Francesca Merlan	121-128
New Guinea area languages and language study, vol. 3: Language, culture, society and the modern world (S. A. Wurm, editor)	Bernard Comrie	128-133
New Guinea and neighboring areas: A sociolinguistic laboratory (S. A. Wurm, editor)	Alan Rumsey	133-139

Shorter notices

Australian English: Its origin and status (Göran Hammarström)

Paul Black

280-282

Last update: 7 May 2000
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