Predicate: A Grammatical RelationPERLMUTTER, D. M.Linguistic Notes from La Jolla La Jolla, Cal. 1979, Num 6, pp 127-149Article

Relational Grammar in Current Approaches to SyntaxPERLMUTTER, D. M.Syntax and Semantics Ann Arbor, Mich. 1980, Vol 13, pp 195-229Article

Personal vs. Impersonal ConstructionsPERLMUTTER, D. M.Natural language and linguistic theory. 1983, Vol 1, Num 1, pp 141-200, issn 0167-806XArticle

Topic... Comment : No Nearer to the SoulPERLMUTTER, D. M.Natural language and linguistic theory. 1986, Vol 4, Num 4, pp 515-523, issn 0167-806XArticle

Functional Grammar and Relational Grammar. Points of Convergence and Divergence in Perspectives on Functional GrammarPERLMUTTER, D. M.Glot. Leids Taalkundig Bulletin Voorschoten. 1980, Vol 3, Num 3-4, pp 319-352Article

What does it take to be a DATIVE subject ? = Que doit-il prendre pour définir un sujet datif ?MOORE, J; PERLMUTTER, D. M.Natural language and linguistic theory. 2000, Vol 18, Num 2, pp 373-416, issn 0167-806XArticle

Notions of Subjecthood and Switch Reference : Evidence from SeriFARRELL, P; MARLETT, S. A; PERLMUTTER, D. M et al.Linguistic inquiry. 1991, Vol 22, Num 3, pp 431-456, issn 0024-3892Article

Georgian Syntax: A Study in Relational GrammarHARRIS, A. C; PERLMUTTER, D. M.Cambridge Studies in Linguistics London. 1981, Vol 33, pp. VII-XIIArticle

American Sign Language and the Architecture of Phonological TheoryPADDEN, C. A; PERLMUTTER, D. M.Natural language and linguistic theory. 1987, Vol 5, Num 3, pp 335-375, issn 0167-806XArticle