Michael D. Fortescue

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL222960A

Top Subjects

Kalâtdlisut dialect (2)
Orientation (2)
Eskimo languages (2)
Inuit language (2)
Polar Eskimos (2)
Linguistics (2)
Speech acts (Linguistics) (1)

Books by Michael D. Fortescue

Total count: 19

A discourse production model for "twenty questions"

J. Benjamins1980-01-01
A comparative manual of affixes for the Inuit dialects of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska

Commission for Scientific Research in Greenland1983-01-01
Some problems concerning the correlation and reconstruction of Eskimo and Aleut mood markers

Institut for Eskimologi, Københavns Universitet1984-01-01
West Greenlandic

Croom Helm1984-01-01
En introduktion til Upernavikdialekten

Institut for eskimologi, Københavns universitet1986-01-01
Eskimo orientation systems

Commission for Scientific Research in Greenland1988-01-01
Inuktun: An introduction to the language of Qaanaaq, Thule = Inuktunen introduktion til Thulesproget (Institut for eskimologis skriftrække)

Institut for Eskimologi, Københavns Universitet1991-01-01
Inuktunan introduction to the language of Qaanaaq, Thule = Inuktun : en introduktion til Thulesproget

Institut for Eskimologi, Københavns Universitet1991-01-01
Comparative Eskimo dictionarywith Aleut cognates

Alaska Native Language Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks1994-01-01
Indo-European reflections

C.A. Reitzel1996-01-01
Language relations across Bering Straitreappraising the archaeological and linguistic evidence

Cassell1998-01-01
The domain of language

Museum Tusculanum Press2002-01-01
Comparative Chukotko-Kamchatkan dictionary

Mouton de Gruyter2005-01-01
Comparative Wakashan dictionary

LINCOM Europa2007-01-01
A neural network model of lexical organization

Continuum Intl Pub Group2009-01-01
Comparative Eskimo dictionarywith Aleut cognates2nd ed.

Alaska Native Language Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks2010-01-01
Orientation systems of the North Pacific Rim

Museum Tusculanum Press, University of Copenhagen2011-01-01
Comparative Nivkh dictionary

LINCOM GmbH2016-01-01
Studies in Inuit LinguisticsIn Honor of Michael Fortescue

Alaska Native Language Center2017-01-01