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• 1976Double ranks in a phonological hierarchy90 cited
• 2005Clash, Lapse and Directionality82 cited
• 1999Footed tones and tonal feet: rhythmic constituency in a pitch- accent language81 cited
• 2002A restrictive theory of metrical stress78 cited
• 1996Village Inventions: Historical Variations Upon a Regional Theme in Uiaku, Papua New Guinea38 cited
• 1997Historical Laboratory Phonology—Investigating /p/>/f/>/h/ Changes37 cited
• 1971TRIBES AND INTERTRIBAL RELATIONS IN THE FLY HEADWATERS35 cited
• 2005Configurationality in the Languages of New Guinea* * I wish to acknowledge the contributions of many conversations with Bill Foley and Jane Simpson about matters discussed in the following article, made possible by the research environment provided by the University of Sydney. Further, two patient AJL reviewers have improved the clarity of this article immensely, a host of patient grammar-writers have both unknowingly and knowingly supplied data, and several classes of sometimes patient students in several continents who have seen these ideas tried out and refined, and our Lani friends in Australia and Papua, especially Indep Wanimbo deserve thanks for their patience. The usual disclaimers apply.33 cited
• 2019How universal is agent-first? Evidence from symmetrical voice languages32 cited
• 1998The morphosyntactic reality of phonological form29 cited