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"Variations on polysynthesis" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Preface
• 2- 1. Polysynthesis in the Arctic / Marianne Mithun
• 3- 2. Polysynthesis as a typological feature: An attempt at a characterization from Eskimo and Athabaskan perspectives / Willem J. de Reuse
• 4- 3. Analytic vs. synthetic verbal constructions in Chukchi and West Greenlandic / Michael Fortescue
• 5- 4. Lexical polysynthesis: Should we treat lexical bases and their affixes as a continuum? / Nicole Tersis
• 6- 5. How synchronic is synchronic analysis? Siberian Yupik agglutinative morphology and language history / Nikolai Vakhtin
• 7- 6. Comparative constructions in Central Alaskan Yupik / Osahito Miyaoka
• 8- 7. The efficacy of anaphoricity in Aleut / Jerrold M. Sadock
• 9- 8. Objective conjugations in Eskaleut and Uralic: Evidence from Inuit and Mansi / Marc-Antoine Mahieu
• 10- 9. Complex verb formation revisited: Restructuring in Inuktitut and Nuu-chah-nulth / Christine M. Pittman
• 11- 10. Determining the semantics of Inuktitut postbases / Conor Cook and Alana Johns
• 12- 11. The marking of past time in Kalaallisut, the Greenlandic language / Naja Frederikke Trondjem
• 13- 12. Tracking topics: A comparison of topic in Aleut and Greenlandic discourse / Anna Berge
• 14- 13. Arguments and information management in Inuktitut / Elke Nowak
• 15- 14. Space and structure in Greenlandic oral tradition / Arnaq Grove
• 16- 15. Grammatical structures in Greenlandic as found in texts written by young Greenlanders at the turn of the millennium / Karen Langgård
• 17- 16. Chat : New rooms for language contact / Birgitte Jacobsen
• 18- 17. Seward Peninsula Inupiaq and language contact around Bering Strait / Lawrence D. Kaplan
• 19- 18. Typological constraints on code mixing in Inuktitut-English bilingual adults / Shanley Allen, Fred Genesee, Sarah Fish and Martha Crago.

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