Abbreviations

pp.：  1 – 7

Preface

pp.：  7 – 9

I. General studies

pp.：  9 – 15

A dynamic model of part-of-speech differentiation

pp.：  15 – 17

Word classes and sentential functions

pp.：  17 – 61

Parts of speech as language universals and as language-particular categories

pp.：  61 – 79

Kinship verbs

pp.：  79 – 117

Syntactic categories, cross-linguistic variation and universal grammar

pp.：  117 – 187

When can a language have adjectives? An implicational universal

pp.：  187 – 231

Grammaticalisation and part-of-speech systems

pp.：  231 – 273

Lexical prototypes as a universal basis for cross-linguistic identification of “parts of speech”

pp.：  273 – 299

II. Language-specific studies

pp.：  299 – 333

Modal particles in German: Word classification and legacy beyond grammaticalisation

pp.：  333 – 335

The Tongan category of preverbials

pp.：  335 – 365

Identifying substantival and adjectival pronouns: A case study on German

pp.：  365 – 385

Noun and verb in Iroquoian languages: Multicategorisation from multiple criteria

pp.：  385 – 411

Numeratives in Mandarin Chinese

pp.：  411 – 435

Polynesian multifunctionality and the ambitions of linguistic description

pp.：  435 – 493

Index of authors

pp.：  493 – 503

Index of languages

pp.：  503 – 509

Index of subjects

pp.：  509 – 513

LastPages

pp.：  513 – 529