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In:Case, Typology and Grammar: In honor of Barry J. Blake
Edited by Anna Siewierska and Jae Jung Song
[Typological Studies in Language 38] 1998
► pp. v–vi

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Published online: 15 May 1998

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Table of contents

List of Abbreviationsvii

Prefaceix

Bibliography of the published works of Barry J. Blakexii

On the semantic frames of be and possessive have1

Crow is sitting chasing them: grammaticalization and the verb ‘to sit’ in the Mantharta languages, Western Australia19

Factors of typology on language acquisition: some examples from Warlpiri37

Markedness and iconicity: some questions57

Byron W. Bender

Throw the baby from the window a cookie: English and Pennsylvania German in contact71

The great Daghestan case coax95

Iwaidja mutations and its origins115

Functional control with and without structure- sharing151

Richard A. Hudson

The verbal suffix — ngany in Warrwa171

William B. McGregor

From event sequence to grammar: serial verb constructions in Kalam201

Passive-to-ergative vs inverse-to-ergative229

Anna Siewierska

Benefactive marking in Oceanic languages: from possessive classifiers to benefactive markers247

Ergativity, transitivity, and clitic coreference in four Western Austronesian languages: a Lexicase analysis277

Stanley Starosta

A discourse explanation for the cross-linguistic differences in the grammar of incorporation and negation307

Sandra A. Thompson

Applicative constructions in Warrungu of Australia341

Language Index375

Subject Index377