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Fine. No dust jacket as issued. 235 p. Audience: College/higher education; Professional and scholarly. The volume contains original data and modern analyses from a number of poorly documented CMP languages of central and southern Maluku, as well a one WMP language of SE Sulawesi. The introduction by Charles E. Grimes 'New information filling old gaps in eastern Indonesia' addresses the theoretical and descriptive significance of each paper, as well as the general state of the classification of languages in the region. Papers are by David F. Coward and Naomi E. Coward (A phonological sketch of the Selaru language), Mark Donohue (Tukang Besi dialectology), Charles E. Grimes (Defining speech communities on Buru Island: a look at both linguistic and non-linguistic factors), Bryan Hinton (The languages of Wetar: recent survey results and word lists, with notes on Tugun grammar), Jock Hughes (The morphology of Dobel, Aru, with special reference to reduplication), and Craig Marshall (A phonology of Fordata).