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PACIFIC LINGUISTICS 1996 STEINHAUER, Hein, (ed), Papers in Austronesian Linguistics No.3. 1996, vi, 232pp. Softcover. ISBN 0 85883 430 8. A$32.00 Pacific Linguistics catalogue number, A-84. Key words: 6CAL; Borneo; Philippines; Sulawesi; Moluccas; Timor; focus; metathesis; morphology. This volume deals with morphological problems in non-Oceanic Malayo-Polynesian languages. The papers were contributions to the sixth International Conference on Austronesian Linguistics (Honolulu, 1991). Focus, or what remains of it, is the topic of papers by D.G. Arms (Sindangan Subanan), P.R. Kroeger (Kimaragang Dusun), Beatrice Clayre (Borneo languages) and R. van der Berg and N. P. Himmelmann (languages of Sulawesi). Donna Evans discusses causatives (Kaili), Barbara Friberg person marking (in Konjo), U. Sirk verbal suffixes (western Indonesian languages). Papers by A. van Engelenhoven and H. Steinhauer concern syncronic metathesis in the Central Malayo-Polynesian languages (Letinese and Dawanese). PEJROS, Ilia, Katuic Comparative Dictionary. 1996, xi, 198pp. Softcover. ISBN 0 85883 435 9. A$30.00 Pacific Linguistics catalogue number, C-132. Key words: Katuic languages; Mon-Khmer languages; Mon-Khmer comparative linguistics. Katuic languages form a branch of the Mon-Khmer language family. In this volume Ilia Pejros gives a Proto Katuic phonological reconstruction, more than 1.200 Katuic etymologies, and comparisons with other languages of Southeast Asia. KIRTON J. and Bella CHARLIE Further aspects of the grammar of Yanyuwa, Northern Australia. 1996, xiv, 216pp. (incl.1 map, 2 photographs). ISBN 0 85883 433 2. A$31.00 Pacific Linguistics Catalogue number, C-131. Key words: grammar; sematic-grammatical relationships. This is posthumous volume Kirton describes a dying language of the Gulf country, Northern Territory. It supplements previously published papers with descriptive chapters on pronouns, demonstratives, locatives, interrogatives, clauses, and discourse particles. Written for both linguists and Yanyuwa people, the description is detailed and includes many examples, especially of clauses and simple sentences. CARRINGTON, Lois A Linguistic Bibliography of the New Guinea Area. 1996, x, 476pp. Softcover. ISBN 0 85883449 9. A$55.00 plus postage. Pacific Linguistics catalogue number, D-55. Key words: Bibliography, New Guinea Area. This publication covers Papua New Guinea, Solomon Is., Irian Jaya and Papuan languages in adjacent areas, includes all published and unpublished works wholly as partly of linguistics interest. Includes correct bibliographical entries, languages listings. Pacific Linguistics publications can be obtained in any one of six easy and convenient ways: E-mail: mxk412Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuecoombs.anu.edu.au OVER-THE-COUNTER MAIL The Australian National University Pacific Linguistics Department of Linguistics Department of Linguistics, RSPAS 3rd Floor, Room 1208 The Australian National University Coombs Bld., Fellows Road Canberra ACT 0200 Acton, Canberra AUSTRALIA PHONE ORDER FAX +61 (06) 2492742 or Fax +61 (06) 2494896 Voice Mail - message