Studies in the historical phonology of Asian languages
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1. Preface and acknowledgements 2. Zhou and Han phonology in the Shijing (by Baxter, William H.) 3. Vowel harmony loss in Uralic and Altaic (by Binnick, Robert I.) 4. The Old Chinese Terrestrial Rames in Saek (by Boltz, William G.) 5. Diachronic Aspects of Regular Disharmony in Modern Uyghur (by Hahn, Reinhard F.) 6. Vlax Phonological Divergence From Common Romani: Implications for Standardization and Orthography (by Hancock, Ian F.) 7. Dialects, Diglossia, and Diachronic Phonology in Early Indo-Aryan (by Hock, Hans Henrich) 8. The Emergence of the Syllable Types of Stems (C)VCC(V) and (C)VC(V) in Indo-Aryan and Dravidian: Conspiracy or Convergence? (by Krishnamurti, Bh.) 9. How Many Verner's Laws Does an Altaicist Need? (by Miller, Roy Andrew) 10. Nasals in Old Southern Chinese (by Norman, Jerry) 11. Proto-Korean and the Origin of Korean Accent (by Ramsey, S. Robert) 12. Index of Languages 13. Index of Names
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