Reciprocal Constructions

• List of contributors | pp. xiii–xvi
• Foreword by Bernard Comrie | pp. xvii–xix
• Preface by Vladimir Nedjalkov | pp. xxi–xxiii
• Abbreviations
• Part I. Typological aspects of the investigation of reciprocals
• 1. Overview of the research. Definitions of terms, framework, and related issues
  Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 3–114
• 2. Lexical reciprocals as a means of expressing reciprocal situations
  Jurij P. Knjazev | pp. 115–146
• 3. Encoding of the reciprocal meaning
  Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 147–207
• 4. Sociativity, conjoining, reciprocity and the Latin prefix com-
  Anna A. Zalizniak and Alexei D. Shmelev | pp. 209–229
• 5. Polysemy of reciprocal markers
  Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 231–333
• 6. Reciprocal and polyadic (Remarkable reciprocals in Bantu)
  Elena S. Maslova | pp. 335–352
• 7. Reciprocal derivation involving non-verbals
  Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 353–377
• 8. Questionnaire on reciprocals
  Vladimir P. Nedjalkov and Emma Š. Geniušienė | pp. 379–434
• 9. Some typologically relevant properties of reciprocal markers and arrangement of the subsequent chapters
  Emma Š. Geniušienė | pp. 435–451
• Part II. Reflexive-reciprocal polysemy of reciprocal markers
• A. Verbal and pronominal reciprocal markers
• 10. Reciprocal and reflexive constructions in German
  Björn Wiemer and Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 455–512
• 11. Reciprocal and reflexive constructions in Polish
  Björn Wiemer | pp. 513–559
• 12. Reciprocal and reflexive constructions in French
  Zlatka Guentchéva and Nicole Rivière | pp. 561–607
• 13. Reciprocal and reflexive constructions in Bulgarian
  Iordan Penchev | pp. 609–631
• 14. Reciprocal and reflexive constructions in Lithuanian (with references to Latvian)
  Emma Š. Geniušienė | pp. 633–672
• 15. Reciprocal constructions in Russian
  Jurij P. Knjazev | pp. 673–707
• 16. Reciprocals in Vedic
  Leonid Kulikov | pp. 709–738
• 17. Reciprocal, comitative, sociative, and reflexive in Kabardian
  Konstantin I. Kazenin | pp. 739–771
• 18. Reciprocal, reflexive, and sociative in Adyghe
  Alexander Letuchiy | pp. 773–811
• 19. Reciprocals in West Greenlandic Eskimo
  Michael Fortescue | pp. 813–842
• B. Verbal reciprocal marker only
• 20. Reciprocals and reflexives in North Arawak languages of the Upper Rio Negro (Warekena, Bare, Baniwa of Içana)
  Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald | pp. 845–855
• C. Pronominal reciprocal marker only
• 21. Reciprocal constructions in Djaru
  Tasaku Tsunoda | pp. 859–884
• Part III. Sociative-reciprocal polysemy of reciprocal markers
• A. Verbal and pronominal reciprocal markers
• 22. Reciprocal, sociative, and comitative constructions in Tagalog
  Lina I. Shkarban and Gennadij E. Rachkov | pp. 887–931
• 23. Reciprocal constructions in Udehe
  Irina Nikolaeva | pp. 933–967
• 24. Reciprocals, sociatives, and competitives in Karachay-Balkar
  Vladimir P. Nedjalkov and Igor' V. Nedjalkov | pp. 969–1019
• 25. Reciprocal, sociative, and competitive constructions in Japanese
  Vladimir M. Alpatov and Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 1021–1094
• 26. Reciprocals, sociatives, comitatives, and assistives in Yakut
  Igor' V. Nedjalkov and Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 1095–1161
• 27. Reciprocals, sociatives, comitatives, and assistives in Tuvan
  Klara B. Kuular | pp. 1163–1229
• 28. Reciprocals, assistives, and plural in Kirghiz
  Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 1231–1279
• 29. Reciprocal, sociative, and assistive constructions in Buryat and Khalkha-Mongol
  Vladimir P. Nedjalkov, Elena K. Skribnik, Evgenij A. Kuzmenkov and Natalija S. Yakhontova | pp. 1281–1348
• B. Verbal reciprocal marker only
• 30. Reciprocal and sociative, reflexive and reciprocal in Tariana: Their genetic and areal properties
  Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald | pp. 1351–1366
• 31. Reciprocal constructions in Bolivian Quechua
  Simon van de Kerke | pp. 1367–1399
• Part IV. Reflexive-reciprocal-sociative polysemy of reciprocal markers. Verbal reciprocal marker only
• 32. Reciprocal constructions in Warrungu
  Tasaku Tsunoda | pp. 1403–1434
• Part V. Sociative-reciprocal-iterative polysemy of reciprocal markers
• A. Verbal and pronominal reciprocal markers
• 33. Reciprocal constructions in Indonesian
  Aleksandr K. Ogloblin and Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 1437–1476
• B. Verbal reciprocal marker only
• 34. Polysemy of the reciprocal marker in Nêlêmwa
  Isabelle Bril | pp. 1479–1509
• 35. Reciprocal, sociative, reflexive, and iterative constructions in East Futunan
  Claire Moyse-Faurie | pp. 1511–1543
• Part VI. Non-prototypical polysemy
• A. Verbal and pronominal reciprocal markers
• 36. Reciprocals and related meanings in To’aba’ita
  Frank Lichtenberk | pp. 1547–1571
• B. Verbal reciprocal marker only
• 37. Reciprocals in Mundari
  Toshiki Osada | pp. 1575–1590
• Part VII. Monosemous reciprocal markers
• A. Verbal and pronominal reciprocal markers
• 38. Reciprocal and sociative constructions in Evenki (with an appendix on Manchu)
  Igor' V. Nedjalkov and Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 1593–1642
• 39. Reciprocal and sociative constructions in Even
  Andrej L. Malchukov | pp. 1643–1675
• 40 Reciprocal constructions in Chukchi (with an appendix on Koryak)
  Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 1677–1713
• 41. Reciprocal constructions in Nivkh (Gilyak)
  Galina A. Otaina and Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 1715–1747
• B. Verbal reciprocal marker only
• 42. Reciprocals and sociatives in Ainu
  Vladimir M. Alpatov, Anna Bugaeva and Vladimir P. Nedjalkov | pp. 1751–1822
• 43. Reciprocals in Itelmen (Kamchadal)
  Aleksandr P. Volodin | pp. 1823–1833
• 44. Reciprocals in Yukaghir languages
  Elena S. Maslova | pp. 1835–1863
• 45. Reciprocal, response reciprocal, and distributive constructions in Cashinahua
  Eliane Camargo | pp. 1865–1912
• C. Mostly pronominal reciprocal markers
• 46. Reciprocal and sociative constructions in Bamana
  Valentin Vydrin | pp. 1915–1940
• 47. Reciprocal constructions in Vietnamese
  Igor S. Bystrov and Nonna V. Stankevich | pp. 1941–1960
• 48. Reciprocal constructions in Ancient Chinese
  Sergej E. Yakhontov | pp. 1961–1984
• 49. Reciprocal constructions in Modern Chinese
  Monique Hoa, Vladimir P. Nedjalkov and Tamara N. Nikitina | pp. 1985–2115
• Part VIII. Assessments
• 50. Comments
  Martin Haspelmath
• Name index
  Emma Š. Geniušienė | pp. 2117–2123
• Language index
  Emma Š. Geniušienė | pp. 2125–2133
• Subject index
  Sergej A. Krylov | pp. 2135–2213

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