These peer-reviewed research papers come from a range of empirical perspectives. The first part provides a snapshot of current research on the teaching of Hindi as second or foreign language. The second part deals with Hindi grammar, bilingualism and code-mixing in Hindi as well as usages of Hindi in Indian politics.

This book is a revision of the PhD thesis of Jawarharlal Nehru University. It is in the LINCOM studies in Indo-European linguistics series #33.

This monograph is an investigation of wh-movement and wh-expletive constructions in the Indic languages Kashmiri and Hindi-Urdu. It advances a novel theory of the periphery, or the clausal positions that mediate A-bar movement. It offers an account of wh-movement and the clausal periphery in the two languages, informed by the latest strands of research on the syntax and semantics of A-bar movement.

The ANU Library holds v3 - bi/multilingualism; v4 - applied linguistics; v5 - Hindi linguistics and v6 - language theory and structure.