Slavic Eurasian Studies

No.24

The Grammar of Possessivity in South Slavic Languages:
Synchronic and Diachronic Perspectives

Edited by Nomachi Motoki

Copyright (c) 2010 by the Slavic Research Center( Japanese / English ) All rights reserved.

Contents

Foreword			118KB
Editor
Chapter 1: Nominal Possession in Synchrony and Diachrony
Slavic Possessive Genitives and Adjectives from the Historical Point of View			423KB
Ranko Matasović		1
Способы выражения притяжательности в сербских народных говорах на фоне аналитизации			532KB
София Милорадович		13
Chapter 2: Predicative Possession and Its Structural Changes
The Development of Predicative Possession in Slavic Languages			571KB
Jasmina Grković-Major		35
From Possession to Passive: The Slovenian Recipient Passive through the Prism of Grammaticalization Theory			381KB
Motoki Nomachi		55
Chapter 3: External Possession: Its Unity and Diversity
Competition between Nominal Possessive Constructions and the Possessive Dative in Macedonian			417KB
Liljana Mitkovska		83
The Meaning of EPCs: Possessive Dative and Possessive Locative Juxtaposed			391KB
Frančiška Lipovšek		111
Possessor and Possessum as Arguments of the Nonpossessive Predicate Realized as Nominative and Accusative NPs in Possessive Relation Body/body Part (Macedonian～Polish)			430KB
Sonja Milenkovska		127
List of Contributors		139	116KB

Slavic Eurasian Studies

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