In:Adpositions: Pragmatic, semantic and syntactic perspectives
Edited by Dennis Kurzon and Silvia Adler
[Typological Studies in Language 74] 2008
► pp. vii–viii
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Published online: 13 May 2008
https://doi.org/10.1075/tsl.74.toc
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Introduction
The contributors
French compound prepositions, prepositional locutions and prepositional phrases in the scope of the absolute use
"Over the hills and far away" or "far away over the hills": English place adverb phrases and place prepositional phrases in tandem?
Structures with omitted prepositions: Semantic and pragmatic motivations
A closer look at the Hebrew Construct and free locative PPs: The analysis of mi-locatives
Pragmatics of prepositions: A study of the French connectives pour le coup and du coup
Particles and postpositions in Korean
French prepositions à and de in infinitival complements: A pragma-semantic analysis
Prepositional wars: When ideology defines preposition
"Ago" and its grammatical status in English and in other languages
Case marking of Turkic adpositional objects
The logic of addition: Changes in the meaning of the Hebrew preposition im ("with").
A monosemic view of polysemic prepositions
The development of Classical Armenian prepositions and its implications for universals of language change
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