Topic
Index of SIL publications on Topic listed by country.
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General works
- Augustin, Maryanne. 2007. "Topic and focus in Swahili."
- Clifton, John M. and Deborah A. Clifton, editors. 2002. Comments on discourse structures in ten Turkic languages.
- Dooley, Robert A. 2007. "Explorations in discourse topicality."
- Hollingsworth, Kenneth R. and Charles W. Peck. 1992. "Topics in Mofu-Gudur."
- Peck, Charles W. 1990. "Readable technical paragraphs."
Works specific to particular countries
Africa
Cameroon
Côte d’Ivoire
- Egner, Inge. 1989. "The role of topos in the use of a Wobe particle."
- Marchese, Lynell. 1977. "Subordinate clauses as topics in Godie."
Americas
Bolivia
Brazil
- Derbyshire, Desmond C. 1986. "Topic continuity and OVS order in Hixkaryana."
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Lowe, Ivan. 1986. "Topicalization in Nambiquara."
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Asia
China
Indonesia
- Reimer, Martha. 1986. "The notion of topic in Momuna narrative discourse."
- Shelden, Deidre B. 1986. "Topical and non-topical participants in Galela narrative discourse."
Iran
Japan
Malaysia
Myanmar
Philippines
- Brichoux, Felicia. 1984. "Intersecting functions of topic markers in Sindangan Subanun."
- Brichoux, Robert. 1984. "Hortatory strategy in Subanun II."
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Katagiri, Masumi. 2006. "Topichood of the Philippine topic: revisited from a cross-linguistic perspective."
Russian Federation
Thailand
Europe
Russian Federation
Pacific
Papua New Guinea
- Årsjö, Britten. 1994. "Topic in Ama discourse."
- Bruce, Leslie P. 1983. "Subject as a conflation of role and topicality factors."
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Foster, Mick and Margaret Foster. Available: 2009; Created: n.d.. Topicalisation in Timbe texts.
- MacDonald, Lorna. 1994. "The distribution of topics in Tauya discourse."
- Manabe, Takashi. 1978. "The notions of subject and topic."
- Manabe, Takashi. 1978. "Topic-comment based linguistics model and its application to Greek and Japanese."
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Parrington, Doug. Available: 2009; Created: 1980. The functions of the Ewage demonstratives: AWA 'that' and AWAWA 'those'.