Medieval Tibeto-Burman Languages IV

Medieval Tibeto-BurmanLanguages IV
TABLE OF CONTENTS
0. INTRODUCTION
1. WHEN DID MIDDLE MON BEGIN?
2. ASPIRATION IN THE BURMESE PHONOLOGICAL SYSTEM: A DIACHRONIC ACCOUNT
3. TWO LEPCHA DELÚK TEXTS
4. HIGHLIGHTS IN THE DECIPHERMENT OF THE NAM LANGUAGE
5. A PRELIMINARY REASSESSMENT OF THE PYU FACES OF THE MYAZEDI INSCRIPTIONS AT PAGAN1
6. RE-ANALYSIS OF “TANGUT-TIBETAN” PHONOLOGICAL MATERIALS
7. VERBS OF EXISTENCE IN TANGUT AND MU-NYA
8. THE TANGUT KINSHIP SYSTEM IN QIANGIC PERSPECTIVE1 Guillaume JACQUES (CNRS, CRLAO)
9. NOTES ON THE PREDICATIVE PERSONAL SUFFIXES OF THE TANGUT LANGUAGE
10. THE CHÁN TEACHING OF NÁNYÁNG HUÌZHŌNG (-775) IN TANGUT TRANSLATION
11. FEATURES OF THE TANGUT CONSONANT SYSTEM AS REFLECTED IN SANSKRIT-TANGUT TRANSLITERATIONS
12. TIBETAN PALATALIZATION AND THE GY VERSUS G.Y DISTINCTION
13. A NOTE ON THE THEME AND THE AUTHOR OF PT 239 RECTO
14. THE ORIGIN OF THE HEADLESS SCRIPT(DBU MED) IN TIBET
15. ORTHOGRAPHY OF TRADITIONAL YI WRITING:CONVENTIONS OF SIGN USEIN THE RITUAL SCRIPTURES OF THE YI1