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Introduction 1. Indo-European Languages Philip Baldi 2. GermanicLanguages John A. Hawkins 3. English Edward Finegan 4. German John A.Hawkins 5. Dutch Jan G. Kooij 6. Danish, Norwegian and Swedish EinarHaugen 7. Latin and the Italic Languages R.G.G. Coleman 8. RomanceLanguages John N. Green 9. French Linda R. Waugh and MoniqueMonville-Burston 10. Spanish John N. Green 11. Portuguese StephenParkinson 12. Italian Nigel Vincent 13. Rumanian Graham Mallinson 14.Slavonic Languages Bernard Comrie 15. Russian Bernard Comrie 16. PolishGerald Stone 17. Czech and Slovak David Short 18. Serbo-Croat: Bosnian,Croatian, Montenegrin, Serbian Greville Corbett and Wayles Browne 19. GreekBrian D. Joseph 20. Indo-Aryan Languages George Cardona 21. SanskritGeorge Cardona 22. Hindi-Urdu Yamuna Kachru 23. Bengali M.H. Klaiman 24.Iranian Languages J.R. Payne and Behrooz Mahmoodi-Bakhtiari 25. PersianGernot L. Windfuhr 26. Pashto D.N. MacKenzie 27. Uralic Languages RobertAusterlitz 28. Hungarian Daniel Abondolo 29. Finnish Michael Branch 30.Turkish and the Turkic Languages Jaklin Kornfilt 31. Afroasiatic LanguagesRobert Hetzron 32. Semitic Languages Robert Hetzron and Alan S. Kaye 33.Arabic Alan S. Kaye 34. Hebrew Robert Hetzron and Alan S. Kaye 35.Amharic Grover Hudson 36. Hausa and the Chadic Languages Paul Newman 37.Tamil and the Dravidian Languages Sanford B. Steever 38. Tai LanguagesDavid Strecker 39. Thai Thomas John Hudak 40. Vietnamese --A--nh-HoaNguy.n 41. Sino-Tibetan Languages Scott DeLancey 42. Chinese Charles N.Li and Sandra A. Thompson 43. Burmese Julian K. Wheatley 44. JapaneseMasayoshi Shibatani 45. Korean Nam-Kil Kim 46. Austronesian LanguagesRoss Clark 47. Malay-Indonesian Uri Tadmor 48. Javanese Michael P. Oakes49. Tagalog Paul Schachter and Lawrence A. Reid 50. Niger-kordafianLanguages Douglas Pulleyblank 51. Yoruba Douglas Pulleyblank and O. lanike.O. la Orie 52. Swahili and Bantu Benji Wald