Bibliographies in Pacific Linguistics
Languages of Vanuatu : A new survey and bibliography John Lynch and Terry Crowley
Vanuatu has more languages for its population size than any other country in the world. Many of these are almost completely undescribed, while differing amounts of information have been recorded on (and in) other languages. This volume sets out to survey in the linguistic geography of the entire country in the light of the most recent documentation. It also provides intending and experienced linguistic researchers, as well as the literacy and educational policy practitioners, with an exhaustive up-to-date annotated bibliographical listing for every language.
A Linguistic Bibliography of the New Guinea Area Lois Carrington
This publication covers Papua New Guinea , Solomon Islands , Irian Jaya, and Papuan languages in adjacent areas. It includes all published and unpublished works wholly or partly of linguistic interest, as well as correct bibliographical entries and language listings. Out of print. See out-of-print catalogue
OZBIB: A linguistic bibliography of Aboriginal Australia and the Torres Strait Islands Lois Carrington and and Geraldine Triffitt
This bibliography aims to include all published works on Australiana and Torres Strait Islands languages and linguistics, with the addition of relevant theses. There is a natural watershed in the listing, in that prior to 1959 emphasis is on vocabularies, texts, or songs, whereas for the past 40 years the emphasis is on linguistics and applied linguistics: analysis and comparisons, dictionaries and grammars, surveys, works on bilingual education, language policy, pidgins and créoles and Aboriginal English.