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Volume 21, Number 1, 1 April 2001
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Editors' Preface
pp. 5-6(2)
Authors: Austin P. K.; Stirling L.

The Multifunctionality of Anaphoric Expressions: a typological perspective
pp. 7-23(17)
Author: Stirling L.

Reference and Recovery in Cirebon Javanese
pp. 25-47(23)
Author: Ewing M. C.

Indonesian "Locative" Pronouns: Deictic or Anaphoric?
pp. 49-71(23)
Author: Djenar D.N.

From a to the
pp. 73-82(10)
Author: Allan K.

Zero Arguments in Jiwarli, Western Australia
pp. 83-98(16)
Author: Austin P. K.

Argument Structure as Another Reference-tracking System with Reference to Ellipsis
pp. 99-129(31)
Author: Nariyama S.

Logophoric Marking and Represented Speech in African Languages as Evidential Hedging Strategies
pp. 131-157(27)
Author: Dimmendaal G. J.

The Distribution of Reflexive Pronouns in Norwegian
pp. 159-169(11)
Author: Strahan T.

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