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Summer Institute of Linguistics and the University of Texas at Arlington, 1977. — 311 p. — (Summer Institute of Linguistics Publications in Linguistics and Related Fields 52.2).The narrative folklore discourse in border Cuna - Forster, Keith
Some discourse features of Hupda Macu - Moore, Barbara J.
Progression and prominence in Cuaiquer discourse - Henriksen, Lee A. and Stephen H. Levinsohn
The encoding of chronological progression in Cacua narratives - Cathcart, Marilyn E. and Stephen H. Levinsohn
Connectives in Teribe - Koontz, Carol and Joanne Anderson
Prominence and cohesion in Tunebo discourse - Headland, Paul and Stephen H. Levinsohn
Thematic linkage in Waunana discourse - Binder, Ronald E.
The structure of events and participants in Cayapa narrative discourse - Wiebe, Neil
Tucano discourse, paragraph, and information distribution - Welch, Betty
Some features of Cubeo discourse and sentence structure - Salser, J. K. and Neva Salser
Camsa: Certain features of verb inflection as related to paragraph types - Howard, Linda