NUSA Vol.55
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vol.55, 30 September, 2013
online edition ISSN 2187-7297
printed edition ISSN 0126-2874
- Title : Tense, aspect, mood and evidentiality in languages of Indonesia
- Editor: John Bowden
LIST OF PAPERS
- Tense, aspect, mood and evidentiality in languages of Indonesia: Introduction
- John Bowden
pp.1-3 - Tense, aspect and mood in some West Indonesian languages
- Alexander Adelaar
pp.5-21 - On the typology and syntax of TAM in Indonesian
- I Wayan Arka
pp.23-40 - Tense, aspect, mood and evidentiality in Sasak, eastern Indonesia
- Peter K. Austin
pp.41-56 - Aspect in Indonesian: free markers vs bound markers
- Philippe Grangé
pp.57-79 - On the Distribution and Function of the Nasal Prefix N- in Basilectal Jakarta Indonesian
- Lanny Hidajat
pp.81-94 - TAME indicators in Kadorih
- Kazuya Inagaki
pp.95-121 - Aspectual and modal clitics in Makassarese
- Anthony Jukes
pp.123-133 - Functional categories in the syntax and semantics of Malay
- Simon Musgrave
pp.135-152 - Form, function, and the grammaticalisation of the completive markers in the sign language varieties of Solo and Makassar
- Nick Palfreyman
pp.153-172 - Tense, Aspect, Mood and Polarity in the Sumbawa Besar Dialect of Sumbawa
- Asako Shiohara
pp.173-192 - Variation in aspect and modality in some languages of Northeastern Borneo
- Antonia Soriente
pp.193-218 - The System of Tense and Aspect in the Bantik Language
- Atsuko Utsumi
pp.219-237 - Tense and Auxiliaries in Jambi Malay
- Yanti
pp.239-257
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