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Contents of Nepalese Linguistics
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Acoustic
Correlates Of World Stress In Maithili |
Ramawatar Yadav |
1-7 |
| The
Treatment Of Glides In Newari Phonology |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
9-16 |
| ch- As A Non-Past Marker In Nepali |
Rameshwar
Prasad Adhikary |
17-26 |
| Relative
Clause Formation in Maithili |
Udaya
Narayana Singh |
27-39 |
| Amrita:nand's
Grammer A.D. 1831 |
Lamal
P. Malla |
41-49 |
| The Nepalese Linguistics Style Sheet |
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| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Newari
as a language without vowel systems |
R.K.
Sprigg |
1-22 |
| Patterns
of Pronominalization in the Tibeto-Burman Area |
Ross
C. Caughley |
23-30 |
| Some
Issues in Communicology |
N.
Krishnaswami |
31-44 |
| Preservation
of Old Indo-Aryan Dialects in
the Mid-Himalayas |
D.D.
Sharma |
45-51 |
| Bound
Roots in Meitei |
M.S.
Ningomba |
53-62 |
| Syllable
Structure in Newari |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
63-75 |
| Obituary:
Sir Ralph Lilley Turner: 1888-1983. |
|
77-78 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Numeral
Change and Decay in Bantawa Rai |
Jadranka
Gvozdanovic |
1-10 |
| The
Limbu s-final and t-final verb roots |
R.K.
Sprigg |
11-55 |
| Whodunit
- Problems of Identification |
Ross
C. Caughley |
56-63 |
| A
Paychological study of Gurung language |
M.P.
Regmi |
64-69 |
| Khyali:
A Creastive Embedding of Linguistic Change into the Matrix of Limbu Culture |
Abhi
Subedi |
70-81 |
| Cencus
and the Linguistic Survey of Nepal:Perspectives
on Language use |
Subhadra
Subba |
82-92 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Three
Problems is Bantawa Rai Phonology (and Three Unorthodox Solutions) |
R.K.
Sprigg |
1-33 |
| Nouns
and Noun Phrases in Newari |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
34-54 |
| A
More Promising Rule for Nominative Case-Assignment |
Yogendra
P. Yadava |
55-68 |
| Translation:
Mapping the Territory of Participants' Experience |
Abhi
Subedi |
69-78 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| On
the partial formal syncretism of caregories of clause structure in Lhasa
Tibetan |
Asif
AghaTseten
Chonjou |
1-12 |
| Unbridgeable
gaps? Some reflections on the translation of Nepali literature into
English |
Michael
Hutt |
13-25 |
| The
merphophonology of the Maithili verbs: A study on the elision of the
stops steps in Maithili |
Dr.
Sunil Kumar |
26-57 |
| Some
aspectsof sexims in Nepali |
Hriseekesh
Upadhyay |
58-62 |
| Lexical
Gender in Nepal |
Madhav
P. Pokharel |
63-73 |
| Tibero-Burman
languages of nurth western India with special reference to Manchad |
S.R.
Sharma |
74-85 |
| LSN
Newsletter |
|
86-99 |
| List
of Life Members of LSN |
|
100-102 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Saussure's
Logocentrism and Derrida's 'Differance' |
Arun
Kumar Gupta |
1-6 |
| Moods
in Nepal |
Madhav
P. Pokharel |
7-10 |
| Anaphoric
Relations in Maithili, Nepali,and English: A Cross-Linguistic study |
Yogendra
P. Yadava |
11-23 |
| Literature
with Trps? Taxtcritical Notes on an Essay of LAKSMINIBANDHASAMGRAHA |
Manfred
G. Treu |
24-35 |
| Several
Remarks on Matisoffs Cognet Identification
in Some of his Pan-allofamic Formulae from the Himalayas |
Yoshio
Nishi |
36-47 |
| Some
User of Second Language Learning Research |
Dr.
Sunil Kumar Jha |
48-55 |
| Script
for the New Age NAVANAGARI |
S.B.
Shrestha |
56-65 |
| LSN
Newsletter 1991/92 |
|
66-81 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Irony:
A Pragmatic Study |
Beerendra
Pandey |
1-9 |
| The
Grammar of Onomatopoeia in Nepal |
Madhav
P. Pokharel |
10-34 |
| The
Feature System of Newari Segments |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
35-66 |
| Referential
Management in the Bhaktapur Newari Dialect Narrative Discourse |
Daya
R. Shakaya |
67-90 |
| The
Real Interpretation of DHILI from the Gopallarajvamsavali |
Kashinath
Tamot |
91-99 |
| The
Chomskyan Revolution in Linguistics and Foreign Language Teaching |
Dr.
Sunil Kumar Jha |
100-116 |
| Structure
and Content in Sentence Development |
WAYNE
AMTZIS |
117-152 |
| LSN
Newsletter 1992-93 |
|
153-159 |
| A
List of Honorary and Life members of LSN |
|
160-163 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Relative
Clauses in Sanskrit |
Anuradha
Sudharsan |
1-16 |
| Grammatical
Person in the Jumli Dialect |
Ram
Bikram Sijapati |
17-20 |
| The
Significance of Sound Variation in Pluralization in Bajhangi Dialect |
Amma
Raj Joshi |
21-25 |
| Tibetan:
A Non-tense Language |
Tsetan
Chonjore |
26-29 |
| The
Possibility of Clinical Supervision at the Campus Level |
Phanindra
Upadhyaya |
30-31 |
| Procedure,
Context, Theme and Voice: Guided Writing for EFL Students |
Wayne
Amtzis |
32-36 |
| Linguistic
Society of Nepal: A Brief History |
Nirmal
M. Tuladhar |
37-40 |
| Research
Notes:The
Nepal Sentence Repetition Test:Evaluating Community-wide Bilingualism
|
Bryan
Varenkamp |
41-42 |
| Nepali
Proficiency in Rural Nepal |
Jeff
Webster |
43-45 |
| Education
in the Mother Tongue:The
Case of Newari |
Balgopal
Shrestha and Bert van den Hoek LSN Newsletter 1993-94 |
48- |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| A
tonal analysis of Gurung with separate systems for register and contour
pitch features |
R.K.
Sprigg |
1-9 |
| Cliticization
of Particles in Newari Syntax |
Daya
R. Shakya |
10-28 |
| Implosive
Stops in Umbule |
Sueyoshi
Toba |
29-30 |
| Jakobson
on Metaphor and Metonymy: A Critique |
Beerendra
Pandey |
31-37 |
| The
use of terms of address: Native and non native speakers of American
English |
Phanindra
Upadhyaya |
38-43 |
| Mistakes
and Meaning: Contextualizing Discrepancies in Discourse |
Wayne
Amtzis |
44-52 |
| Pitfalls
of Interpreting and Transla |
J.P.
Cross |
53-62 |
| Two
Words About Translation |
Rameshwar
Adhikary |
63-75 |
| Samasamayik
Nepal Vyakarana Towards a Nepali Grammar on Lingustic Principles |
Hriseekesh
Upadhyay |
76-81 |
| LSN
Newsletter 1994-95 |
|
82
|
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Language
Planning and Modernization in Nepal |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
1-13 |
| Language
Problem in South Asia: A Study in Historical Perpective |
Krishana
Chandra Mishra |
14-25 |
| The
Appprenticeship Approach to Writing Instruction |
Moti
Nissani |
26-54 |
| Reading
Collage Textbooks Written in English: Case Studies in Nepal |
David
L. Red |
55-72 |
| The
Mirrored Self- Reading The Readers Response |
Wayne
Amtzis |
73-84 |
| LSN
Newsletter 1995-96 |
|
85-96 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| The
Auxiliary Verb in Kathmandu, Newari and Lhasa Tibetan |
Tej
Ratna Kansakar |
1-15 |
| Status
if the Tibetan Language in Nepal |
Subhadra
Subba Dahal |
16-32 |
| On
the Sonstituency of Maithili Infinitivals |
Yogendra
P. Yadav |
33-39 |
| Gender
System inn Nepali |
Madhav
P. Yadav |
40-70 |
| Syntactic
Deviation in cummings' " a like a" and "Me up at does" |
Bijay
K. Rauniyar |
71-82 |
| The
Consonant /s/ in the Jumli Dialect |
Ram
B. Sijapati |
83-88 |
| Sunuwar
as an Endangered Language of Nepal |
Lal
Rapacha |
89-102 |
| The
Sloze Test and Language Errors |
Jai
R. Awasihi |
103-123 |
| The
Critical Period Hypothesis and Language Development |
Ram
A. Giri |
124-133 |
| Teaching
English Writing as the Campus Level |
Phaninndra
Upadhyaya |
134-142 |
| LSN
Newsletter 1996-97 |
|
143-154 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Original
and Sophisticated Feature if the Lepcha and Limbu Scripts |
R.K.
Sprigg |
1-18 |
| Sagarmatha:
The Limgustic Conquest of Mount Everest |
Kamal
P. Malla |
19-29 |
| Aspect
System in the Tamang Language |
Puspa
Raj Moktan |
30-41 |
| Categorial
Splits in the use of -le in Nepali |
Madhav
P. Pokharel |
42-50 |
| An
Overview of English-Nepali Nepali- English Translations |
Hriseekesh
Upadhyay |
51-64 |
| Language
and Limguistics in Nepalese Education |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
65-
82 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Terminological
Neologisms in Nepali |
C.M.
Bandhu |
1-8 |
| Thami
Kinship Terms |
Subhadra
Subba Dahal |
9-12 |
| Nepali
Baby Talk |
Ballabh
Mani Dahal |
13-18 |
| Multilingualism
and The Language Sitution in Nepal |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
19-32 |
| Reciprocity
in Kiranti |
Madhav
P. Pokharel |
33-40 |
| A
Contrastive Study of Aspectual Auxiliary Verbs in Newari and Japanese:
with Special Reference to cwane and taye |
Kazuyuki
Kiryu |
41-53 |
| Research
in Language and Lingustics: Retrospect and Prospect |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
54-61 |
| Permissive
Construction in Nepali: Evidence for Complex Predicates |
Ram
Raj Lohani |
62-73 |
| Classification
of the Tamang 'Verb Stems' |
Krishana
P. Chalise |
74-92 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| A
correlation between vocabulary learning and the amount of their repetition
in the textbooks |
Anjana
Bhattarai |
1-5 |
| Complex
Predicates in Bote: An Overview |
Balaram
Prasain |
6-27 |
| Verbal
Affixation in Kumal |
Bhim
Lal Gautam |
28-35 |
| Morphological
Causativization and anticausativization in Magar |
Bhim
Narayan Regmi |
36-50 |
| A
Critical Evaluation of Traditional Grammars |
Binod
Luitel |
51-55 |
| An
Analysis of Nepali Basic Clauses within TG Approach |
Dan
Raj Regmi |
56-61 |
| A
Climate in which Translation can Prosper |
Govinda
Raj Bhattarai |
62-67 |
| Compound
Verb in Bote |
Kamal
Poudel |
68-76 |
| Clause
Combining in Tamang |
Krishna
Prasad Chalise |
77-90 |
| Distinctions
in Meaning |
Shishir
K. Sthapit |
91-112 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Phonological Sketch from the Tomyang Wordlist |
Madhav P. Pokharel |
1-4 |
| The People's Choice Introducing English at the
Primary Level in Government Schools in Delhi |
Naresh K. Jain |
5-17 |
| Nepali Kinship Terms: A Study in Componential
Analysis |
Shanti Bsanyat |
18-28 |
| Linguistic Approach to Blakes's "The Tyger" |
Tikaram Paudel |
29-35 |
| Bote 'Be' Verb |
Kamal Poudel |
36-44 |
| The Aixiliary 'Be' in Kumal |
Bhim Lal Gautam |
45-50 |
| Logical Structure of Nepali Verbs |
Ganga Ram Pant |
51-59 |
| Pronominal Anaphors in Nepali |
Bhim Narayan Regmi |
60-64 |
| The Bhojpuri Language |
Yogendra P. Yadava |
65-70 |
| Valency Increase inn Nepali Predicates: Processes
of Transitivization and Causativization |
Ram Raj Lohani |
71-82 |
| Complex Predicates: Evidence from Kumal Causatives |
Balaram Prasain |
83-92 |
| An Experience of Experimental Translation |
Govinda Raj Bhattata |
93-129 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| A
Brief Survey of Children's Literature Translated into Nepali |
Govind
Raj Bhattarai |
1-8 |
| Tense-Aspect
Incorporation in Athparia: A REinterpretation |
Tanka
Prasad Neupane |
9-16 |
| O-Ending
Nominals in New Indo-Aryan |
Madhav
P. Pokharel |
17-22 |
| The
Syntactic Status of Tamang Morphemes |
Krishna
P. Chalise |
23-27 |
| Thakali
Clause Structure |
Narayan
Prasad Sharma |
28-37 |
| The
Ergative Morphosyntax in Nepali |
Dan
Raj Regmi & Yogendra P. Yadav |
38-47 |
| The
Category of Aspect in Nepali and Manipuri |
Tikaram
Paudel |
48-57 |
| Aspects
in Kumal |
Bhim
Lal Gautam |
58-63 |
| Agglutination
in Garo |
Lekh
Nath S. Pathak |
64-71 |
| Phonological
Processes in Hindi |
Deepak
Kumar Adhikari |
72-84 |
| Addenda
to A Bibliography of Nepalese Languages and Linguistics |
Sueyoshi
Toba |
85-105 |
| The
22nd Annual Conference Presidential
Address Abstracts |
|
106-108, 109-118 |
| Life
Members |
|
119-124 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Languages
of Nepal UNESCO Kathmandu Report 2002: A Brief Overview |
Sueyoshi
Toba, Ingrid Toba and Novel K. Rai |
1-23 |
| The
Nations of Subject and Topic in Newar |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
24-36 |
| Some
Light Verbs in Bote |
Balaram
Prasin |
37-47 |
| Final
Report on the Research and Development of a Computer Database System
for the Central Department of Linguistics |
Peter
W. Oatley |
48-53 |
| Nonniminative
Subjects in Nepali |
Ram
Raj Lohani |
54-64 |
| The
Gap Filling Words in the Novel of the Spanish Writer Miguel Delibes, Five Hours with Mario 1988. |
Betsie
Devi Chhetri |
65-70 |
| Deontic
Modality System in Thakali |
Narayan
P. Sharma |
71-77 |
| Struggling
for an Impossiibility |
Govinda
Raj Bhattarai |
78-82 |
| Personal
Pronouns in Koyu |
Bhim
Narayan Regmi |
83-87 |
| The
Indo-Aryan Language and Contemporary Bangla |
Sikder
Monoare Murshed |
88-102 |
| Word
Order Typology in English and Nepali and It's Pedagogical Implications |
Dan
Raj Regmi |
103-109 |
| Causative
Construction in Tamang |
Krishna
Prasad Chalise |
110-113 |
| Tense
System in Danuwar |
Bhabendra
Bhandari |
114-119 |
| Aspects
in Darai |
Dhakal
Dubi Nanda |
120-130 |
| Influence
of Hindi on Nepali |
Lekhnath
Sharma Pathak |
130-137 |
| Obituary:
Professor Dr. Ballabh Mani Dahal |
C.M.
Bandhu |
138-141 |
| Abstracts
2003 |
|
142-158 |
| Presidential
Address 2002 |
Prof.
Dr. Y.P. Yadava |
159-161 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Turn-Talking
in Nepali |
Sarada
Bhadra |
1-27 |
| Aspects
in Danuwar |
Bhabendra
Bhandarai |
28-41 |
| Sister
Languages? Comparative Phonology of Two Himalayan Languages |
Jana
Fortier & Kavita Rastogi |
42-52 |
| Causative
Construction in Kumal |
Bhim
Lal Gautam |
53-64 |
| Magar-Nepali
Creole |
Laxman
Ghimire |
58-64 |
| Non-Nominative
Subjects and the Notion of Subjecthood in Newar |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
65-86 |
| Child
Language Acquisition: A Case Study |
Lekhnath
S Pathak |
87-93 |
| Case
System in Dhankute Tamang |
Kedar
P. Poudel |
94-116 |
| Exclusivity
and Inclusivity in Chamling Rai |
Bagdevi
Rai |
117-124 |
| The
Morphosyntax of Relativization in Nepali: A Typological Perpective |
Dhana
Raj Regmi |
125-125 |
| Head
Parameter System in NP of Thakali |
Narayan
P.Sharma |
125-186 |
| List
of Honorary and Life Members of Linguistic Siciety of Nepal |
|
187-
193 |
| Article
title |
Author |
pages |
| Linguistic
problems of translation of medical text from English to Nepali |
Bal
Ram Adhikari |
1-9 |
| Computational
disambiguation For Nepali language parsing |
Sudip
Aryal, Nabin Karmacharya and Kalyan K Ghimire |
10-33 |
| Towards
universal access to ICTS in Nepal |
Bal
Krishna Bal, Srishtee Gurung and Pat Hall |
34-49 |
| The
'be' verb in Danuwar |
Bhabendra
Bhandari |
50-63 |
| Small
is beautiful: talking with hill people |
Govinda
Raj Bhattarai |
64-67 |
| Morphosyntax
of Baram nominals: An introductory outline |
Krishna
Prasad Chalise |
68-74 |
| Syntax
of Darai negative morphemes |
Dubi
Nanda Dhakal |
75-90 |
| System
for grammatical relations in Urdu |
Nadir
Durrani |
91-105 |
| Research
on the typology of Nepal's languages |
Tej
R. Kansakar |
106-128 |
| Literacy
in mother tongue: the practice and the outcome |
Anju
Khadka |
129-141 |
| Mood
in Kumal Language |
Krishna
Prasad Parajuli |
142-149 |
| Configurations
of noun phrase in the languages of Nepal |
Madhav
P. Pokharel |
150-161 |
| Suprasegmental
features in Dhankute Tamang |
Kedar
Prasad Poudel |
162-176 |
| Kiranti-Kõits
identify crisis: an ethnolinguistic observation |
Lal-Shyãkarelu
Rapacha |
177-206 |
| Beyond
the barrio: an ethnolinguistic discourse in cisneros' "barbie-q" |
Bijaya
Kumar Rauniyar |
207-219 |
| Honorific-neutralization
in Nepali |
Bhim
Narayan Regmi |
220-229 |
| Suffixation
driven syllabification in Urdu |
Hassan
Sajjad and Sara Hussain |
230-239 |
| Outline
of Thakali language and clause combining |
Narayan
P. Sharma(Gautam) |
240-266 |
| Linguistic
comparison and reconstruction Tibetan, Burmese, and Chinese |
R.K.
Sprigg |
267-278 |
| Case
marking in Bahing |
Rajendra
Thokar |
279-287 |
| Problem
of classification in Chhatthare Limbu |
Govinda
Bahadur Tumbahang |
288-299 |
| The
conjunct-distinction in Kaike |
David
E. Waters |
300-319 |
| The
semantic behaviour of the Maithili compound verbs |
Dev
Narayan Yadav |
320-325 |
| Negativization
in Kiranti-Rodung revisited |
Bag-Ayagyami
Yalungcha |
326-343 |
| Presidential
address 26th annual conference of linguistic society of Nepal |
Novel
K. Rai |
344-356 |
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