دانلود کتاب Studies in Ditransitive Constructions: A Comparative Handbook

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Table of contents\nNotational conventions and abbreviations\nAcknowledgements\nList of authors\nGeneral chapters\n I. Ditransitive constructions: A typological overview\n II. Questionnaire on ditransitive constructions\nThe languages\n AFRICA\n 1. Are there ditransitive verbs in !Xun?\n 2. On Emai ditransitive constructions\n 3. Ditransitive constructions in Yorùbâ\n 4. Ditransitive constructions in Baule\n 5. Ditransitive constructions in Jôola Banjal\n 6. Ditransitive constructions in Tima\n EURASIA\n 7. Ditransitive constructions in the Neo-Aramaic dialect of Telkepe\n 8. Ditransitive constructions in Vafsi: A corpus-based study\n 9. Ditransitive constructions in East Caucasian: A family overview\n 10. Ditransitive constructions in Tungusic languages\n 11. Ditransitive constructions in Ket\n 12. The syntax of three-argument verbs in Chintang and Belhare (Southeastern Kiranti)\n 13. Ditransitive constructions in Thai\n New Guinea and Australia\n 14. Ditransitive constructions in Teiwa\n 15. Ditransitives in Mian\n 16. Ditransitive constructions and their alternatives in Teop\n 17. Grammatical properties and classification of three-participant predicates injaminjung\n AMERICAS\n 18. Ditransitives in Central Alaskan Yupik\n 19. Ditransitive constructions in Halkomelem Salish: A direct object/oblique object language\n 20. Ditransitivity in Hupa (Athabaskan)\n 21. Ditransitive constructions in Ojibwe\n 22. Ditransitive constructions in Tlapanec\n 23. Ditransitives in Itonama\n 24. Ditransitives in Mapudungun\nAuthor index\nLanguage index\nSubject index