Table of Contents

1: Introduction; 2: Language in Change; 3: Tasks of Indo-European Linguistics; 4: Phonology; 5: Morphophonology; 6: Prehistory of the Indo-European Phonological System; 7: Morphology - Nouns and Adjectives; 8: Morphology - Pronouns and Numerals; 9: Morphology - Verbs; References; Index
Contributors

Reviews

`draws confidently on data from all of the Indo-European branches.'
Sino-Platonic Papers No.107, Sept. 2000.
`... this work is now so much more widely accessible ... it will truly be a fitting memorial to Oswald Szemerenyi'
J. H. W. Penney, Kratylos Edition 44 1999
`Szemerenyi's standard introduction to the comparative philology of Indo-European has thankfully been made available in English. Beautifully set out, it represents the thoroughly revised and (especially in respect of bibliography) enlarged edition of 1990. ... a masterpiece of clarity and conciseness.'
J. C. Wright, Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies