SIL e-Books
SIL e-Books (SILe-Books) are published by SIL International (Dallas, Texas). The books are authored primarily by SIL staff. The series publishes book-length documents on language and culture, especially as related to lesser-known and endangered languages. Subject areas include linguistics, sociolinguistics, anthropology, translation, literacy and education, language and culture learning, and computer applications to those endeavors.
Most recently published
- SIL e-Books 20
Eaton, Helen. 2010. A Sandawe grammar. - SIL e-Books 19
McElhanon, Kenneth A. and Ger Reesink, editors. 2010. A Mosaic of languages and cultures: studies celebrating the career of Karl J. Franklin. - SIL e-Books 18
Osborne, Rosalind Anne. 2010. Who’s who in Kmhmu' : referring expressions and participant identification in selected Kmhmu' narrative texts. - SIL e-Books 17
Burquest, Donald A.; López Torres, Giuliana, translator. 2009. Análisis fonológico: un enfoque funcional. - SIL e-Books 16
Stark, Janie P. 2010. Kambari orthography design.
Questions/Comments: