I-IV -- Preface -- Contents -- General papers on the problem of reconstruction -- Comparative linguistics -- Comparative method, internal reconstruction, typology -- Contributions from new data to the reconstruction of the proto-language -- Comparative reconstruction and typological verification: The case of Indo-European -- Old and new thoughts about the configuration of the Romance language family -- Typology and deep genetic relations in North America -- Specific papers on aspects of Indo-European reconstruction -- Armenian, Tocharian, and the "glottalic" theory -- Reconstructing morphology: the role of o-grade in Hittite and Tocharian verb inflection -- Lexical entries in major sentence types of Proto-Indo-European -- A syntactic typology of Indo-European languages (with reference to Celtic, Baltic, and Germanic languages) -- A discourse perspective on syntactic change: Text-building strategies in Early Germanic -- Indian grammatical traditions and historical linguistics -- Philology and etymology, with focus on Anatolian -- Phrygian -- Perspectives on Indo-European culture -- Archaeology and Indo-European comparative linguistics -- The traditional view of the Indo-European paleoeconomy: Contradictory evidence from anthropology and linguistics -- Comparative linguistics and the reconstruction of Indo-European culture -- The comparison of formulaic sequences -- Migration and linguistics as illustrated by Yiddish -- Indo-European and non-Indo-European -- The impact of non-Indo-European languages on Anatolian -- The impact of non-Indo-European languages on Greek and Mycenaean -- The impact of Dravidian on Indo-Aryan: An overview -- Index of subjects -- Index of names -- Index of languages, dialects, and language groups