1: Field Linguistics: Why Bother?
2: Ethical Issues
3: Getting Started
4: Gathering Your Data
5: Beyond Elicitation
6: Problems and Pitfalls
7: Salvage Fieldwork
References
Terry Crowley was Professor of Linguistics at the University of
Waikato. He researched Oceanic languages for over a quarter of a
century during which time he produced original accounts of
seventeen of them including Bislama, Sye, Ura, Yaygir, Bandjalang,
Uradhi, Mpakwithi, and Cape York Creole. His OUP books include
Serial Verbs in Oceanic (2002) and An Introduction to Historical
Linguistics (third edition, 1998).
When Terry Crowley died in January 2005 he left behind a complete
and almost final draft of the present book. This has been checked
and prepared for publication by Professor Crowley's friend and
colleague, Dr Nick Thieberger of the University of Melbourne.
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