Studies in Language 33:3
[Studies in Language, 33:3] 2009. 288 pp.
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Table of Contents
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Beyond preferred argument structure: The discourse pragmatics of noun phrases in TsouHuei-ju Huang and Shuanfan Huang | pp. 499–527
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Hiberno-English medial-object perfects reconsidered: A case of contact-induced grammaticalisationLukas Pietsch | pp. 528–568
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Aspects of definiteness in GreekMaria Napoli | pp. 569–611
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The grammatical versatility of taboo termsDonna Jo Napoli and Jack Hoeksema | pp. 612–643
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The origin of serialization: The case of EmerillonFrançoise Rose | pp. 644–684
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From topic to subject: Grammatical change in the Amharic possessive constructionMichael Ahland | pp. 685–717
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Hickmann, Maya and Stéphane Robert (eds.) 2006. Space in Languages. Linguistic Systems and Cognitive CategoriesReviewed by Annalisa Baicchi | pp. 719–726
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Vogeleer, Svetlana and Liliane Tasmowski (eds.) 2006. Non-definiteness and PluralityReviewed by Roberta Pires De Oliveira | pp. 727–737
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Kulikov, Leonid, Andrej Malchukov and Peter de Swart (eds.) 2006. Case, Valency and TransitivityReviewed by Peter M. Arkadiev | pp. 738–748
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Payne, Thomas E. and David J. Weber (eds.) 2007. Perspectives on Grammar WritingReviewed by Tim Thornes | pp. 749–757
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Stolz, Thomas (ed.) 2008. Hansjakob Seiler. Universality in language beyond grammar: Selected writings 1990–2007Reviewed by Fernando Zúñiga | pp. 758–765
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Romeo, Nicoletta. 2008. Aspect in Burmese. Meaning and functionReviewed by Alice Vittrant | pp. 766–775
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Simpson, Andrew (ed.). 2008. Language and national identity in AfricaReviewed by E. Kwekuk Osam | pp. 776–780
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