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Volume 33, Number 3, 2009

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Beyond preferred argument structure

The discourse pragmatics of noun phrases in Tsou
pp. 499-527(29)
Authors: Huang, Huei-ju; Huang, Shuanfan

Hiberno-English medial-object perfects reconsidered

A case of contact-induced grammaticalisation
pp. 528-568(41)
Author: Pietsch, Lukas

Aspects of definiteness in Greek
pp. 569-611(43)
Author: Napoli, Maria

The grammatical versatility of taboo terms
pp. 612-643(32)
Authors: Napoli, Donna Jo; Hoeksema, Jack

The origin of serialization

The case of Emerillon
pp. 644-684(41)
Authors: Rose, Françoise

From topic to subject

Grammatical change in the Amharic possessive construction
pp. 685-717(33)
Author: Ahland, Michael

Space in Languages. Linguistic Systems and Cognitive Categories
pp. 719-726(8)
Author: Baicchi, Annalisa

Non-definiteness and Plurality
pp. 727-737(11)
Author: de Oliveira, Roberta Pires

Case, Valency and Transitivity
pp. 738-748(11)
Author: Arkadiev, Peter M.

Perspectives on Grammar Writing
pp. 749-757(9)
Author: Thornes, Timothy J.

Hansjakob Seiler. Universality in language beyond grammar: Selected writings 1990-2007
pp. 758-765(8)
Authors: Zúñiga, Fernando

Aspect in Burmese. Meaning and function
pp. 766-775(10)
Author: Vittrant, Alice

Language and national identity in Africa
pp. 776-780(5)
Author: Osam, E. Kweku

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