A typology of the mass/count distinction in Brazil and its relevance for mass/count theories

• Dedication
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Articles
• A typology of the mass/count distinction in Brazil and its relevance for mass/count theories
  Suzi Lima and Susan Rothstein | pp. 174–218
• Count and mass nouns in Dâw
  Luciana R. Storto | pp. 219–229
• Notes on plurality and the count/mass distinction in Guató
  Gustavo Godoy and Walter Alves | pp. 230–238
• Individuation, counting, and measuring in the grammar of Kadiwéu
  Filomena Sandalo | pp. 239–254
• Count, mass, number and numerals in Kuikuro (Upper Xingu Carib)
  Bruna Franchetto | pp. 255–270
• Maxakalí has suppletion, numerals and associatives but no plurals
  Andrew Nevins and Mário Coelho da Silva | pp. 271–287
• Countability in Mbyá
  Guillaume Thomas | pp. 288–299
• Counting and measuring in Mẽbengokre and the count/mass distinction
  Andrés Pablo Salanova | pp. 300–311
• Number morphology in Panará
  Bernat Bardagil | pp. 312–323
• Count and mass nouns in Patxohã
  Anari Bomfim and Suzi Lima | pp. 324–335
• Count-mass distinction in Sakurabiat
  Ana Vilacy Galucio and Carla Nascimento Costa | pp. 336–351
• The count/mass distinction in Taurepang
  Isabella Coutinho Costa | pp. 352–365
• On the semantic properties of mass and count nouns in Guajajára (Tenetehára)
  Pilar Chamorro and Fábio Bonfim Duarte | pp. 366–381
• The count-mass distinction in Terena
  Luciana Sanchez-Mendes, Ana Paula Quadros Gomes, and Aronaldo Julio | pp. 382–397
• The nominal system in Wapishana (Aruák), preliminary results
  Helena Guerra Vicente, Luciana Sanchez-Mendes, Roberta Pires De Oliveira, Marcus Vinicius Lunguinho, and Wendy Mary Leandro | pp. 398–408
• The count/mass distinction in Ye’kwana
  Isabella Coutinho Costa | pp. 409–419

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