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Chapter

18. Coordination in Upper Kuskokwim Athabaskan

Abstract

1.Introduction

2. NP conjunction

2.1 The main pattern: ʔ ił-conjunction

2.2 Other functions of ʔ ił

2.3 No other formal markers of NP conjunction

3. Clause conjunction

3.1 The main pattern: ts’e ʔ-conjunction

3.2 Other functions of ts’e ʔ

3.3 Other formal devices of clause conjunction

4. Disjunction

5. Adversative coordination

6. Conclusions

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Abstract

1.Introduction

2. NP conjunction

2.1 The main pattern: ʔ ił-conjunction

2.2 Other functions of ʔ ił

2.3 No other formal markers of NP conjunction

3. Clause conjunction

3.1 The main pattern: ts’e ʔ-conjunction

3.2 Other functions of ts’e ʔ

3.3 Other formal devices of clause conjunction

4. Disjunction

5. Adversative coordination

6. Conclusions

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Chapters in this book

Prelim pages i
Table of contents vii
Map ix
General list of abbreviations of grammatical categories x
Acknowledgements xiii
General articles
1. Coordinating constructions 3
2. Coordination in Mentalese 41
3. Coordination 67
4. Conjunction and personal pronouns 89
Africa
5. The grammar of conjunctive and disjunctive coordination in Iraqw 109
6. Coordinating constructions in Fongbe with reference to Haitian Creole 123
7. Comitative, coordinating, and inclusory constructions in Hausa 165
Caucasus
8. Coordinating constructions in Daghestanian languages 197
9. Where coordination meets subordination 227
10. Coordination in Chechen 241
Middle East
11. Coordination in three Western Iranian languages 269
Southeast Asia
12. Coordination in Hakha Lai (Tibeto-Burman) 333
13. Conjunction and concatenation in Sgaw Karen 357
14. Riau Indonesian Sama 371
Pacific
15. Coordination in Lavukaleve 427
16. Coordination in Oceanic languages and Proto Oceanic 445
17. Coordination strategies and inclusory constructions in New Caledonian and other Oceanic languages 499
Americas
18. Coordination in Upper Kuskokwim Athabaskan 537
Language index 555
Name index 561
Subject index 567

Coordinating Constructions

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https://doi.org/10.1075/tsl.58.26kib

Chapters in this book

Prelim pages i
Table of contents vii
Map ix
General list of abbreviations of grammatical categories x
Acknowledgements xiii
General articles
1. Coordinating constructions 3
2. Coordination in Mentalese 41
3. Coordination 67
4. Conjunction and personal pronouns 89
Africa
5. The grammar of conjunctive and disjunctive coordination in Iraqw 109
6. Coordinating constructions in Fongbe with reference to Haitian Creole 123
7. Comitative, coordinating, and inclusory constructions in Hausa 165
Caucasus
8. Coordinating constructions in Daghestanian languages 197
9. Where coordination meets subordination 227
10. Coordination in Chechen 241
Middle East
11. Coordination in three Western Iranian languages 269
Southeast Asia
12. Coordination in Hakha Lai (Tibeto-Burman) 333
13. Conjunction and concatenation in Sgaw Karen 357
14. Riau Indonesian Sama 371
Pacific
15. Coordination in Lavukaleve 427
16. Coordination in Oceanic languages and Proto Oceanic 445
17. Coordination strategies and inclusory constructions in New Caledonian and other Oceanic languages 499
Americas
18. Coordination in Upper Kuskokwim Athabaskan 537
Language index 555
Name index 561
Subject index 567

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