Possessive noun phrases in the languages of Europe

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents ix
3. I. Introduction
4. Noun phrase structure: An und für sich, in time, and in space 3
5. II. On inflection
6. Nominal inflection galore: Daghestanian, with side glances at Europe and the world 37
7. Inflectional morphology in the Hungarian noun phrase: A typological assessment 113
8. The selective elaboration of nominal or pronominal inflection 253
9. Types of typology, illustrated from gender systems 289
10. III. On (over-)determination
11. Double articulation 337
12. Non-compositional definiteness marking in Hungarian noun phrases 397
13. English goes Asian: Number and (in)definiteness in the Singlish noun phrase 467
14. A woman of sin, a man of duty, and a hell of a mess: Non-determiner genitives in Swedish 515
15. IV. On amplification
16. The interaction between numerals and nouns 561
17. Possessive noun phrases in the languages of Europe 621
18. Action nominal constructions in the languages of Europe 723
19. Noun phrase conjunction: The coordinative and the comitative strategy 761
20. Backmatter 821