Chapter 10: Gender typology and gender (in)stability in Hindu Kush Indo-Aryan languages.
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On the distribution and complexity of gender and numeral classifiers.
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The feminine anaphoric gender gram, incipient gender marking, maturity, and extracting anaphoric gender markers from parallel texts.
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The evolving complexity of gender agreement systems.
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Introduction.
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The dynamics of gender complexity.
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Chapter 9: Gender in New Guinea.
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Chapter 8: The gender system of Coastal Marind.
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Chapter 7: Gender in Walman.
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Chapter 6: Gender in Uduk.
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Chapter 5: Niger-Congo "noun classes" conflate gender with deriflection.
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Chapter 4: Why is gender so complex? Some typological considerations.
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Chapter 3: Gender: esoteric or exoteric?
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Chapter 2: Canonical, complex, complicated?
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Chapter 1: Introduction.
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Chapter 13: Definiteness, partitivity, and domain restriction: A fresh look at definite reduplication.
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Chapter 12: Most vs. the most in languages where the more means most.
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Chapter 11: Is the weak definite a generic? An experimental investigation.
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Chapter 10: A morpho-semantic account of weak definites and bare institutional singulars in English.
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Chapter 9: Definiteness in Russian bare nominal kinds.
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Chapter 8: On kinds and anaphoricity in languages without definite articles.
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Chapter 7: Licensing D in classifier languages and "numeral blocking".
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Chapter 6: Definiteness across languages and in L2 acquisition.
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Chapter 5: A nascent definiteness marker in Yokot'an Maya.
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Chapter 4: On (in)definite expressions in American Sign Language.
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Chapter 3: Strong vs. weak definites: Evidence from Lithuanian adjectives.
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Chapter 2: Definiteness in Cuevas Mixtec.
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Chapter 1: Weak vs. strong definite articles: Meaning and form across languages.
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Definiteness across languages: An overview.
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Chapter 9: Clause repetition as a tying technique in Greek conversation.
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Chapter 8: Recapitulative linkage in Mavea.
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Chapter 7: Online and offline bridging constructions in Korowai.
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Chapter 6: The form and function of bridging constructions in Eibela discourse.
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Chapter 5: Bridging constructions in narrative texts in White Hmong (Hmong-Mien).
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Chapter 4: Bridging constructions in Tsezic languages.
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Chapter 3: Short, finite and one-sided bridges in Logoori.
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Chapter 2: The poetics of recapitulative linkage in Matsigenka and mixed Matsigenka- Spanish myth narrations.
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Chapter 1: Bridging constructions in typological perspective.
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Preface.
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A grammar of Pichi.
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