Acknowledgments

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. List of the Authors V
3. Acknowledgments
4. Contents IX
5. Part I: Setting the stage
6. 1 Non-verbal predication: An analytical framework 1
7. 2 A diachronic view on non-verbal predication 57
8. 3 Crucial issues in non-verbal predication: A questionnaire 87
9. Part II: Case studies
10. 4 Non-verbal predication in Caijia and Waxiang: A Southeast Asian perspective 91
11. 5 Non-verbal predication in Siyuewu Khroskyabs 129
12. 6 Non-verbal predication in Uralic 155
13. 7 Non-verbal predication in Turkic languages 195
14. 8 Non-verbal predication in the so-called Paleosiberian languages 239
15. 9 Non-verbal predication in Tungusic languages 275
16. North America
17. 10 Non-verbal predication in the Yupik-Inuktitut-Unangan (Eskimo-Aleut) family 313
18. 11 Non-verbal predication in Western Apache (Athabaskan/Dene), with comparisons to Hän Athabaskan 353
19. 12 Non-verbal predication in Algonquian languages 385
20. 13 Non-verbal predication in Lushootseed (Salishan) 429
21. 14 Non-verbal predication in Uto-Aztecan languages from northwestern Mexico 463
22. South America
23. 15 Verbless clauses and copula clauses in Arawak languages 505
24. 16 Non-verbal predication in Tupian, especially Tupí-Guaraní languages 541
25. 17 Non-verbal predication in Zaparoan languages 581
26. 18 Non-verbal predication in Chicham 625
27. 19 Non-verbal predication in the Pano languages of Western Amazonia 653
28. 20 Non-verbal predication in Guaycuruan and Mataguayan 697
29. 21 Non-verbal predication in Old Zamuco 743