38. The hierarchy of two-place predicates: its limitations and uses

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Andrej Malchukov and the Leipzig Valency Classes Project team Leipzig Questionnaire on valency classes xi
4. Part II: Case Studies (cont.)
5. Austronesia and the Pacific
6. 22. Balinese valency classes 877
7. 23. Valency classes in Jakarta Indonesian 941
8. 24. Case frames in Sri Lanka Malay 987
9. 25. Valency classes in Xârâcùù (New Caledonia) 1015
10. 26. Valency in Nen 1069
11. 27. Complex verbs, simple alternations: valency and verb classes in Jaminjung 1117
12. Americas
13. 28. Valency classes in Central Alaskan Yupik, an Eskimoan language 1165
14. 29. Transitivity in Ojibwe 1205
15. 30. Valency Classes in Hoocak̨ (Ho-Chunk) 1265
16. 31. Valency classes in Sliammon Salish 1313
17. 32. Valency classes in Yaqui 1359
18. 33. Valency classes in Zenzontepec Chatino 1391
19. 34. Valency classes in Yucatec Maya 1427
20. 35. Valency classes in Bora 1481
21. 36. Valency classes in Mapudungun 1515
22. Part III: Theoretical Outlook
23. 37. Situation types, valency frames and operations 1547
24. 38. The hierarchy of two-place predicates: its limitations and uses 1597
25. 39. Verb classes within and across languages 1627
26. 40. Verb classes and valency alternations (NSM approach), with special reference to English physical activity verbs 1671
27. Language index 1703
28. Subject index 1709