The Oxford Guide to the Papuan Languages

1: Nicholas Evans and Sebastian Fedden: Papuan languages: A general introduction Part I. Language descriptions 2: Ger Reesink and Cecilia Odé: Mpur (Isolate, Birds Head) 3: Brendon Yoder: Abawiri (Lakes Plain) 4: Marian Klamer: Sentani (Sentanic) 5: Mark Donohue: Skou (Sko) 6: Jose Antonio Jodár-Sánchez, Lea Brown, and Matthew S. Dryer: Srenge (Torricelli) 7: Sylvain Loiseau: Tuwari (Walio) 8: Bernard Comrie and John Davies: Haruai (Piawi) 9: Gerd Jendraschek: Iatmul (Sepik, Ndu) 10: Darja Hoenigman: Awiakay (Arafundi) 11: Birgit Hellwig, Cindy Schneider, and Tonya Stebbins: Baining (New Britain) 12: Angela Terrill and Michael Dunn: Touo (Isolate, Solomon Is.) 13: Christian Döhler: Bine (Oriomo) 14: Mae Carroll: Yei (Yam) 15: Don Daniels: Soq (TNG, Madang) 16: Carl R. Whitehead: Menya (TNG, Angan) 17: Volker Heeschen: Eipo (TNG, Mek) 18: Bernhard Wälchli and Erik Svärd: Nalca (TNG, Mek) 19: Sebastian Fedden: Telefol (TNG, Ok Oksapmin) 20: Bruno Olsson: Yaqay (TNG, Anim) 21: Jason Brown: Urama (TNG, Kiwaian) 22: Katherine Walker and Nikolaus P. Himmelmann: Iha (TNG, West Bomberai) 23: Eline Visser: Kalamang (TNG, West Bomberai) 24: František Kratochvíl, George Saad, and Benediktus Delpada: Abui (TNG, Alor Pantar) Part II. The typology of Papuan languages 25: John Hajek and Timothy C. Brickell: A typology of Papuan segmental phoneme inventories 26: Sebastian Fedden: Tone in Papuan languages 27: Birgit Hellwig: Semantic typology in Papuan languages 28: Antoinette Schapper: Lexical typology in Papuan languages, with special reference to colexification 29: Nicholas Evans, Wolfgang Barth, Simon J. Greenhill, Bruno Olsson, and Sam Passmore: Kinship terminology in Papuan languages 30: Chris Healey, Janet Gagul, and Alfred Kik: Ethnobiological nomenclature in Papuan languages 31: Volker Heeschen and Sonja Riesberg: Lexicography and lexicology of Papuan languages 32: Bruno Olsson and Christian Döhler: Alignment in Papuan languages 33: Bruno Olsson: Valency change in Papuan languages 34: Nicholas Evans: Reciprocal constructions in Papuan languages 35: Nicholas Evans and Sebastian Fedden: Tense, aspect, and mood systems in Papuan languages 36: Lila San Roque: Evidentiality and epistemic marking in Papuan languages 37: Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald: Serial verbs in Papuan languages 38: Sonja Riesberg and Bruno Olsson: Coverb constructions in Papuan languages 39: František Kratochvíl: Demonstratives in Papuan languages 40: Bernard Comrie: Numeral systems in Papuan languages 41: Sebastian Fedden: Nominal classification in Papuan languages 42: Gary Holton and Henry Osborne: Possession in Papuan languages 43: I Wayan Arka, Mary Dalrymple, and Keira Mullan: Grammatical number in Papuan languages 44: Tina Gregor: Suppletion in Papuan languages 45: Don Daniels: Switch reference in Papuan languages: Synchronic and diachronic 46: Hannah S. Sarvasy: Clause chaining in Papuan languages 47: Ger Reesink and Nicholas Evans: Reported speech in Papuan languages 48: Don Daniels: Information structure in Papuan languages 49: Nikolaus P. Himmelmann and Sonja Riesberg: Discourse patterns and emerging grammar in Papuan languages Part III. Papuan languages in their cultural context 50: Christian Döhler: Multilingualism in the Papuasphere 51: Darja Hoenigman: Speech styles and registers in Papuan languages 52: Alan Rumsey and Don Niles: Language, song, and sung tales in the Papuan region 53: Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald: Names and naming in Papuan languages of New Guinea 54: Kensy Cooperrider and Rafael E. Núñez: Gesture in New Guinea 55: Lauren W. Reed: Sign languages of the Papuasphere 56: James Slotta: Sociocultural processes of Papuan linguistic diversification 57: Eri Kashima and Dineke Schokkin: Sociolinguistic variation in New Guinea 58: Yusuf Sawaki and I Wayan Arka: The contemporary sociolinguistics of Tanah Papua 59: Don Kulick and Lise M. Dobrin: Rampant language shift in Papua New Guinea 60: Birgit Hellwig, Hannah S. Sarvasy, and Marisa Casillas: Acquisition of Papuan languages 61: Lila San Roque and Bambi B. Schiefflin: Language socialization in Papuan languages 62: Lourens de Vries, René van den Berg, and Bert Voorhoeve: An overview of the missionary linguistics of New Guinea Part IV. Papuan historical and areal linguistics 63: Simon J. Greenhill: Tentatively tracing Trans New Guinea 64: Don Daniels: The Madang branch of Trans New Guinea 65: Edgar Suter: Comparative grammar of the Huon peninsula languages 66: Edgar Suter: Contact-induced morphological change in Dedua 67: Nicholas Evans, Christian Döhler, and Mae Carroll: Historical linguistics of the Yam family 68: Marian Klamer: Papuan-Austronesian contact in pre-modern eastern Indonesia 69: Laura Arnold and Emily Gasser: Austronesian-Papuan contact in Northwestern New Guinea 70: Sylvain Loiseau: Papuan-Papuan contact: Sepik 71: Angela Kluge: Papuan Malay 72: Chris Ballard: Papuan histories and linguistics