Similative and Equative Constructions

• Introduction
  Yvonne Treis and Martine Vanhove | pp. 1–6
• Part I. Typology and grammaticalisation
• Chapter 1. Equative constructions in world-wide perspective
  Martin Haspelmath and The Leipzig Equative Constructions Team | pp. 9–32
• Chapter 2. Toward a cognitive typology of like-expressions
  Wolfgang Schulze | pp. 33–78
• Chapter 3. Similarity, suitability, and non-epistemic modalities (volitionality, ability, and obligation)
  Denis Creissels | pp. 79–90
• Chapter 4. Similative morphemes as purpose clause markers in Ethiopia and beyond
  Yvonne Treis | pp. 91–142
• Chapter 5. The deictic identification of similarity
  Ekkehard König | pp. 143–164
• Part II. Case studies from around the world
• Chapter 6. Comparison, similarity and simulation in Zaar, a Chadic language of Nigeria
  Bernard Caron | pp. 167–188
• Chapter 7. Similative, equative, and comparative constructions in Beja (North-Cushitic)
  Martine Vanhove | pp. 189–212
• Chapter 8. Expressing comparison in Gbaya, a Ubangian language of the Central African Republic
  Paulette Roulon-Doko | pp. 213–238
• Chapter 9. Expressing similarity in Yulu and other Sara-Bongo-Bagirmi languages (Central Africa)
  Pascal Boyeldieu | pp. 239–258
• Chapter 10. Similarity, equality and the like in North Saami
  Jussi Ylikoski | pp. 259–290
• Chapter 11. Comparative, similative, and equative constructions in Mon: Form, function, and development
  Mathias Jenny | pp. 291–320
• Chapter 12. Multifunctionality and polysemy of the similative marker =kán in Pesh
  Claudine Chamoreau | pp. 321–338
• Part III. Similative constructions and language contact: The Ethiopian Language Area
• Chapter 13. Similative morphemes and their grammaticalisations in Yemsa
  Silvia Zaugg-Coretti | pp. 341–358
• Chapter 14. The morpheme ‑(ä)ŋä in Xamtanga: Functions and grammaticalisation targets
  Chloé Darmon | pp. 359–386
• Chapter 15. Similarity and related functions in Libido
  Joachim Crass | pp. 387–418
• Language index
• Name index
• Subject index

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