Shevoroshkin V. (ed.) Nostratic, Dene-Caucasian, Austric and Amerind

Materials from the first International Interdisciplinary symposium on language and prehistory, Ann Arbor, 8 - 12 November, 1988. — Bochum: Brockmeyer, 1992. — 560 p. — (Bochum publications in evolutionary cultural semiotics; vol. 33). — ISBN: 3-8196-0032-9.List of Participants.
V. Shevoroshkin. Introduction.
Methods of comparison and reconstruction.
H. Birnbaum. Genetic and Typological Approaches to External Comparison of Languages.
I. Hegedüs. Reconstructing Nostratic Morphology: Derivational Elements.
I. Peiros. Ancient Eastern and Southeastern Asia: Comparative-Historical Data and Their lnterpretations.
R. Wescott. Linguistic Protohistory.
S. Starostin. Methodology of Long-Range Comparison.
Nostratic languages.
Discussion on nostratic.
K. Rowenchuk. Why Aren't Americans Interested in Nostratics?
S. Starostin. Comments on K. Rowenchuk's Paper.
E. Helimsky. Comments on K. Rowenchuk's Paper.
R. Anttila. Comments on K. Rowenchuk's Paper.
M. Ruhlen. Comments on K. Rowenchuk's Paper.
I. Hegedüs. On Nostratic.
Kartvelian languages.
V. Blažek. Kartvelian Material in Nostratic Lexicon: New Etymologies.
V. Blažek. Kartvelian Material in Nostratic Lexicon: New Etymologies II.
Dravidian and Afro-Asiatic languages.
V. Blažek. The New Dravidian-Afroasiatic Parallels.
Afro-Asiatic languages.
V. Orёl, O. Stolbova. Cushitic, Chadic, and Egyptian: Lexical Relations
V. Orёl, O. Stolbova. On Chadic-Egyptian Lexical Relations.
V. Orёl, O. Stolbova. Position of Cushitic.
V. Orёl, O. Stolbova. Reconstruction of the Afrasian Vocalism: Cushitic and Chadic.
B. Podolsky. Comments to A. Militarev's Afrasian Cultural Terms.
Nostratic etymologies.
I. Hegedüs. Some New Nostratic Etymologies: A Proposal.
V. Blažek. Some Nostratic Etymologies.
Papers on nostratic from the sixties and seventies.
A. Dolgopolsky. A Hypothesis concerning Ancient Relationships Between Languages in Northern Eurasia.
A. Dolgopolsky. Nostratic Etymologies and the Origin of Verbal Formatives.
A. Dolgopolsky. The Nostratic Vowels in Indo-European.
Dene-Sino-Caucasian languages.
J. Bengtson. The Dene-Caucasian Macrophylum.
J. Bengtson. Macro-Caucasian Phonology.
Austric languages.
I. Peiros. The Austric Macrofamily: Some Considerations.
J. Bengtson. A Case For the Austric Affiliation of Ainu.
Amerind languages.
D. Leshchiner (in collaboration with S. Nikolaev). Proto-Hokan Roots.
A. Aikhenvald-Angenot, J.P. Angenot. The South-American Proto-GE and the Old World.
Hypotheses.
Australian and dravidian languages (ancient contacts or remote relationship?).
V. Blažek. Australian Elements in Dravidian Lexicon?
Sumerian: nostratic or sino-caucasian?
C. Boisson. The Sumerian Pronominal System in a Nostratic Perspective.
The "mother tongue".
E. de Grolier. In Search of Eve(s) and Mother Tongue(s).
J. Bengtson. Eve's Dictionary.
J. Bengtson. Global Etymologies and Linguistic Prehistory.
Supplement.
I. Hegedüs. Bibliographia Nostratica 1960-1990.
Cumulative index (Volumes I-V) J. Parkinson.
Articles.
Citations.
Language Citations.
Words (selected).
Subjects.