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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 November 2018

N. J. Enfield
N. J. Enfield
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University of Sydney

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Mainland Southeast Asian Languages
A Concise Typological Introduction
 , pp. xi - xii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018

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  1. 1.1Numbers of languages in MSEA, separated into language families

  2. 2.1A selection of Sgaw Karen (TB) ideophones

  3. 2.2Examples of ideophones in Chrau (AA)

  4. 3.1Takhian Thong Chong (AA) registers

  5. 4.1Kratochvíl’s five-way distinction of ‘basic types of morphological construction’ in Mandarin Chinese (SN)

  6. 4.2Expressive reduplication in Lao (TK) with stem alternation, back vowel changed to front vowel

  7. 4.3Expressive reduplication in Lao (TK), front vowel changed to schwa

  8. 4.4Doublets in White Hmong (HM) arising from sandhi effects

  9. 5.1Type I Classifier constructions in MSEA and beyond

  10. 5.2Type II Classifier constructions in MSEA and beyond

  11. 5.3Khmu (AA) classifiers

  12. 5.4Mandarin (SN) classifiers: categories and inventory sizes

  13. 5.5Class nouns in White Hmong (HM)

  14. 5.6Some variable features of personal pronouns across a sample of MSEA languages

  15. 5.7Personal pronouns in Cantonese (SN)

  16. 5.8Personal pronouns in Mandarin (SN)

  17. 5.9Personal pronouns in Hakka (SN)

  18. 5.10Personal pronouns in Lahu (TB)

  19. 5.11Personal pronouns in Xuyong Hmong (HM)

  20. 5.12Personal pronouns in Green Miao (HM)

  21. 5.13Personal pronouns in Mulao (TK)

  22. 5.14Personal pronouns in Chadong (TK)

  23. 5.15Personal pronouns in Chrau (AA)

  24. 5.16Personal pronouns of Phan Rang Cham (AN)

  25. 5.17Personal pronouns in Zhuang (TK)

  26. 5.18Personal pronouns in Jahai (AA)

  27. 5.19Personal pronouns in Kri (AA)

  28. 5.20Khmer (AA) personal reference paradigm

  29. 5.21Burmese (TB) personal reference paradigm

  30. 5.22The semantics and pragmatics of Jahai (AA) demonstrative categories

  31. 6.1Some idealized grammatical categories of verbal marking that ground a proposition by linking (1) the ‘narrated event’ (target event or situation being spoken about) to (2) the coordinates of the speech event

  32. 6.2Cantonese (SN) path-of-motion verbs

  33. 6.3Cantonese (SN) directional SVCs

  34. 6.4Elements of the Lao (TK) manner-path-direction construction

  35. 6.5Semelai (AA) associated motion multi-verb constructions

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