21. Ditransitive constructions in Ojibwe

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents V
3. Notational conventions and abbreviations VIII
4. List of authors XI
5. GENERAL CHAPTERS
6. I. Ditransitive constructions: A typological overview 1
7. II. Questionnaire on ditransitive constructions 65
8. THE LANGUAGES
9. AFRICA
10. 1. Are there ditransitive verbs in !Xun? 74
11. 2. On Emai ditransitive constructions 115
12. 3. Ditransitive constructions in Yorùbá 145
13. 4. Ditransitive constructions in Baule 166
14. 5. Ditransitive constructions in Jóola Banjal 190
15. 6. Ditransitive constructions in Tima 204
16. EURASIA
17. 7. Ditransitive constructions in the Neo-Aramaic dialect of Telkepe 221
18. 8. Ditransitive constructions in Vafsi: A corpus-based study 243
19. 9. Ditransitive constructions in East Caucasian: A family overview 277
20. 10. Ditransitive constructions in Tungusic languages 316
21. 11. Ditransitive constructions in Ket 352
22. 12. The syntax of three-argument verbs in Chintang and Belhare (Southeastern Kiranti) 382
23. 13. Ditransitive constructions in Thai 409
24. NEW GUINEA AND AUSTRALIA
25. 14. Ditransitive constructions in Teiwa 427
26. 15. Ditransitives in Mian 456
27. 16. Ditransitive constructions and their alternatives in Teop 486
28. 17. Grammatical properties and classification of three-participant predicates in Jaminjung 510
29. AMERICAS
30. 18. Ditransitives in Central Alaskan Yupik 529
31. 19. Ditransitive constructions in Halkomelem Salish: A direct object/oblique object language 563
32. 20. Ditransitivity in Hupa (Athabaskan) 611
33. 21. Ditransitive constructions in Ojibwe 626
34. 22. Ditransitive constructions in Tlapanec 651
35. 23. Ditransitives in Itonama 678
36. 24. Ditransitives in Mapudungun 710
37. Author index 757
38. Language index 762
39. Subject index 766