Library and Information Sources in Linguistics
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1075/lisl
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Compiled by Peter Bakker and Yaron Matras
2003. xxviii, 366 pp.
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Raymond Hickey
2002. xii, 541 pp. (incl. CD-Rom)
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Manfred Görlach
1998. x, 395 pp.
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Reinhard Köhler
1995. lii, 780 pp.
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Joseph F. Kess and Tadao Miyamoto
1994. xii, 355 pp.
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Mauro A. Fernández
1993. lii, 472 pp.
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Joel A. Nevis, Brian D. Joseph, Dieter Wanner and Arnold M. Zwicky
1994. xxxviii, 274 pp.
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Rosemarie Whitney Ostler
1992. viii, 192 pp.
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Compiled by Jean-Pierre van Noppen and Edith Hols
1990. iv, 342 pp.
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Compiled by Rudolph C. Troike
1990. xxii, 473 pp.
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Compiled by Robert Beard and Bogdan Szymanek
1988. xiv, 193 pp.
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Compiled by Jean-Pierre van Noppen
1985. x, 497 pp.
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Compiled by Achim Eschbach and Viktoria Eschbach-Szabó
1986. 948 pp. Bound in 2 vols.
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John C. McKay
1984. xviii, 239 pp.
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Compiled by Hans W. Dechert, Monika Brüggemeier and Dietmar Fütterer
1984. xiv, 488 pp.
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Compiled by Matsuji Tajima
1988. xxxii, 391 pp.
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Bernd Spillner
1991. xxxix, 552 pp.
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Compiled by E.F.K. Koerner and Matsuji Tajima
1986. xi, 217 pp.
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Joan Leopold
1983. clii, 438 pp.
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Claude Guimier
1981. viii, 244 pp.
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Garland Cannon
1979. xiv, 73 pp.
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John C. McKay
1979. xviii, 126 pp.
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John Laver
1979. viii, 225 pp.
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Jef Verschueren
1978. xvi, 270 pp.
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Conrad Sabourin
1977. vii, 208 pp.
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Raimo Anttila and Warren A. Brewer
1977. xiv, 50 pp.
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