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11. Prominence Hierarchies and Turkana Syntax
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Gerrit J. Dimmendaal
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Preface V
- Table of Contents VII
- 1. Reflexivization in Kwa Languages 1
- 2. Object Clitics and Tone Mutation in Igbo 15
- 3. Negation and Serial Verbal Construction Types in Yoruba 31
- 4. Nuclear Vocabulary: Some Applications in Historical Linguistics 41
- 5. A Typology of Empty Categories for Kikuyu and Swahili 55
- 6. Juba Arabic from a Bari Perspective 71
- 7. An Autosegmental Treatment of Kisi Noun Class Morphophonemics 79
- 8. The Nature of Tonological Representation: Evidence from Loko 93
- 9. The Environment for Consonant Mutation in Mende 107
- 10. Nandi Nominal Tonology: Two Types of Tonal Process 117
- 11. Prominence Hierarchies and Turkana Syntax 127
- 12. Evolutionary Morphology of Definite Articles in Southwestern Mande 149
- 13. The Passive in Bor Dinka 171
- 14. The Shona Passive and Government-Binding Theory 179
- 15. Major Constituent Case Marking in Kanuri 191
- 16. The Role of Syllabic Structure in the Phonology of Moroccan Arabic 209
- 17. Pronominalization and the Appearance of Full Noun Referents in Godie Discourse 227
- 18. The Ideophone in Gbaya Syntax 241
- 19. Three Dialects of Kipare 257
- 20. Instances of Semantic Bleaching in South-Eastern Bantu 281
- List of Contributors 297
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Preface V
- Table of Contents VII
- 1. Reflexivization in Kwa Languages 1
- 2. Object Clitics and Tone Mutation in Igbo 15
- 3. Negation and Serial Verbal Construction Types in Yoruba 31
- 4. Nuclear Vocabulary: Some Applications in Historical Linguistics 41
- 5. A Typology of Empty Categories for Kikuyu and Swahili 55
- 6. Juba Arabic from a Bari Perspective 71
- 7. An Autosegmental Treatment of Kisi Noun Class Morphophonemics 79
- 8. The Nature of Tonological Representation: Evidence from Loko 93
- 9. The Environment for Consonant Mutation in Mende 107
- 10. Nandi Nominal Tonology: Two Types of Tonal Process 117
- 11. Prominence Hierarchies and Turkana Syntax 127
- 12. Evolutionary Morphology of Definite Articles in Southwestern Mande 149
- 13. The Passive in Bor Dinka 171
- 14. The Shona Passive and Government-Binding Theory 179
- 15. Major Constituent Case Marking in Kanuri 191
- 16. The Role of Syllabic Structure in the Phonology of Moroccan Arabic 209
- 17. Pronominalization and the Appearance of Full Noun Referents in Godie Discourse 227
- 18. The Ideophone in Gbaya Syntax 241
- 19. Three Dialects of Kipare 257
- 20. Instances of Semantic Bleaching in South-Eastern Bantu 281
- List of Contributors 297
