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Detailed contents; Series preface; Abbreviations and conventions; The contributors; Language maps; Australian language families and linguistic classifications; Kado Muir: Foreword; 1 Claire Bowern: Introduction; Part I: Background; 2 Clara Stockigt: A history of the early description of Australian languages; 3 Nicholas Thieberger: Documentation of Australian languages; 4 Rachel Nordlinger: Australian languages and syntactic theory; 5 Luisa Miceli and Claire Bowern: Australian languages and interdisciplinary approaches to the past; 6 Clara Stockigt: Nineteenth-century classifications of Australian languages; 7 Claire Bowern: How many languages are and were spoken in Australia?; 8 John Giacon and Harold Koch: Philological methods for Australian languages; Part II: Structures; A: Phonetics and phonology; 9 Marija Tabain: Articulatory and acoustic phonetics; 10 Erich R. Round: Segment inventories; 11 Erich R. Round: Phonotactics; 12 Erich R. Round: Morphophonology: Lenition and assimilation; 13 Erich R. Round: Nasal cluster dissimilation; 14 Kathleen Jepson and Thomas Ennever: Lexical stress; 15 Janet Fletcher: Intonation; 16 Barry Alpher: Sound change; B: Morphosyntax; 17 Oliver Shoulson: Word classes; 18 Dana Louagie: The noun phrase; 19 Amalia Skilton: Noun classes; 20 Vivien Dunn and Felicity Meakins: Ergativity; 21 Jane Simpson: Semantic case; 22 Maia Ponsonnet: Possession; 23 Dana Louagie: Demonstratives; 24 Alice Gaby and Oliver Shoulson: Pronouns; 25 Juhyae Kim: Adjectives and adverbs; 26 David Osgarby and Claire Bowern: Complex predication and serialization; 27 Harold Koch: Conjugation classes; 28 Parker Brody: Agreement morphology; 29 Erich R. Round and Xavier Bach: Suppletion; 30 Stef Spronck: Valency change and causation; 31 Alice Gaby: Reflexives and reciprocals; 32 James Bednall: Tense and aspect; 33 James Bednall: Modality and mood; 34 Josh Phillips: Negation; 35 Magda Andrews-Hoke and Parker Brody: Word order; 36 Juhyae Kim and Claire Bowern: Questions; 37 Marie-Elaine van Egmond: Subordination; 38 Rachel Hendery: Relative clauses; 39 Jessica Denniss: Antipassives; 40 Barry Alpher and Claire Bowern: Morphological change; C: Semantics, pragmatics, and discourse; 41 Margit Bowler and Ivan Kapitonov: Quantification; 42 Dorothea Hoffmann: Direction and location; 43 Patrick McConvell: Kinship, marriage, and skins; 44 Katherine Rosenberg, Jane Simpson, and Claire Bowern: Toponyms; 45 Joe Blythe and Ilana Mushin: Discourse and social interaction; 46 Francesca Merlan: Narrative; 47 Maia Ponsonnet: Interjections; 48 Michael Walsh: Insults and compliments; 49 Katherine Rosenberg and Claire Bowern: Language names; Part III: Sociolinguistics and language variation; 50 Jennifer Green, Inge Kral, and Sally Treloyn: The verbal arts in Indigenous Australia; 51 John Mansfield: Sociolinguistic variation; 52 Jennifer Green: Australian Indigenous sign languages; 53 John Bradley and Alice Gaby: Gender-based dialects; 54 Jill Vaughan: Multilingualism; 55 Amanda Hamilton-Hollaway: Code-switching; 56 Denise Angelo: Language contact; 57 Greg Dickson: Kriol; 58 Carmel O’Shannessy: Young people’s varieties; 59 Michael Walsh: Restricted respect registers and auxiliary languages; 60 Lucinda Davidson, Barbara Kelly, Gillian Wigglesworth, and Rachel Nordlinger: Language input and child-directed speech; Part IV: Language in the Community; 61 Rob Amery: Language policy, planning, and standardization; 62 Gillian Wigglesworth and Samantha Disbray: Indigenous children’s language practices in Australia; 63 Catherine Bow: Technology for Australian languages; 64 Maryanne Gale: Language revival; 65 Rob Amery and Maryanne Gale: Language, land, identity, and well-being; Part V: Structural sketches of languages, subgroups, and families; 66 Denise Angelo: Contact language case studies; 67 Nicholas Evans and Alexandra Marley: The Gunwinyguan languages; 68 Marie-Elaine van Egmond: Anindilyakwa; 69 Stef Spronck: Languages of the Kimberley region; 70 Margaret Carew and David Felipe Guerrero Beltran: The Maningrida languages; 71 K. Eira: Living languages of Victoria; 72 Jean-Christophe Verstraete: Lamalamic (Paman); 73 Margaret Sharpe: The Bandialangic languages and dialects; 74 Denise Smith-Ali, Sue Hanson, George Hayden, Claire Bowern, Akshay Aitha, Lydia Ding, and Sarah Mihuc: Noongar; 75 Sarah Babinski, Luis-Miguel Rojas-Berscia, and Claire Bowern: The Wati (Western Desert) subgroup of Pama-Nyungan; 76 Felicity Meakins, Thomas Ennever, David Osgarby, Mitchell Browne, and Amanda Hamilton-Hollaway: Ngumpin-Yapa languages; 77 Doug Marmion: Wajarri; 78 Annie Reynolds and Theresa Sainty: The revitalization of the sleeping Tasmanian Aboriginal languages: palawa kani; References; Index

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