Introduction: Indigenous American languages in contact and in context
Aurolyn Luykx
págs. 1-7
págs. 9-27
Engaging with friends and enemies: Sociolinguistic implications of contact between the Awá-Guajá and their Tupí-Guaraní neighbors
Louis Forline, Marina Maria Silva Magalhäes
págs. 29-52
The politics of language contact in northwestern California: Maintaining diversity in the face of cultural convergence
Sean O'Neill
págs. 53-85
Transborder contact: Shifting patterns of linguistic differentiation in a Zapotec transborder community
Elizabeth Falconi
págs. 87-118
Deíxis y contacto en la región del Gran Chaco: Los demostrativos en las lenguas guaycurúes y mataguayas
Cristina Messineo, Javier Carol, H. E. M. Klein
págs. 119-157
Communicative strategies across Quechua languages
Aurolyn Luykx, Fernando García Rivera, Félix Julca
págs. 159-191