Acknowledgements

pp.：  1 – 5

Abbreviations

pp.：  5 – 10

Chapter 1. Introduction

pp.：  10 – 11

1.1 The basic problem

pp.：  11 – 11

1.2. Precursors

pp.：  11 – 12

1.3. The nature of the typology

pp.：  12 – 24

1.4. Summary

pp.：  24 – 39

Chapter 2. High semantic transparency; Korean

pp.：  39 – 41

2.1. Participant marking

pp.：  41 – 41

2.2. The semantic range of basic grammatical relations

pp.：  41 – 42

2.3. Word order effects

pp.：  42 – 53

2.4. Clause marking

pp.：  53 – 61

2.5. Summary

pp.：  61 – 64

Chapter 3. The interaction with other principles

pp.：  64 – 65

3.1. An interactionist view of language

pp.：  65 – 65

3.2. Subject and voice in Indonesian

pp.：  65 – 66

3.3. Low semantic transparency in Indonesian

pp.：  66 – 68

3.4. High semantic transparency in Indonesian

pp.：  68 – 77

3.5. Indonesian in the Semantic Typology

pp.：  77 – 85

Chapter 4. The cross-linguistic survey

pp.：  85 – 88

4.2. Left-branching versus right-branching

pp.：  88 – 94

4.1. The sample

pp.：  88 – 88

4.3. Left-branching languages

pp.：  94 – 96

4.4. Right-branching languages

pp.：  96 – 131

Chapter 5. Summary of results

pp.：  131 – 151

Notes

pp.：  151 – 155

References

pp.：  155 – 164

Language Index

pp.：  164 – 177

Subject Index

pp.：  177 – 178

LastPages

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