Contenu du sommaire : Perspectives on Grammar Writing.

Perspectives on Grammar Writing. Thomas E. Payne, David J. Weber (Eds.) 

• Introduction - Payne T.E. p. 235-243
• Contextualizing a grammar - Bright W. p. 245-252
• Writing grammars for the community - Lokuuda Kadanya J. p. 253-257
• Collective field work: Advantages or disadvantages? - Kibrik A.E. p. 259-279
• Grammars and the community - Mithun M. p. 281-306
• From parts of speech to the grammar - Munro P. p. 307-349
• Grammar writing for a grammar-reading audience - Noonan M. p. 351-365
• A grammar as a communicative act or what does a grammatical description really describe? - Payne T.E. p. 367-383
• A typology of good grammars - Rice K. p. 385-415
• Thoughts on growing a grammar - Weber D.J. p. 417-444
• The linguistic example - Weber D.J. p. 445-460