Co-Compounds and Natural Coordination

Bernhard Wälchli

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1. Introduction 2. The Marking Patterns of Natural Coordination 3. Tight Coordination 4. Co-compounds as a Lexical Class Type 5. A Semantic Classification of Co-compounds 6. The Areal Distribution of Co-compounds in the Languages of Eurasia 7. Some Considerations about the Diachronic Evolution of Co-compounds 8. Conclusions Appendix References Index of Persons Index of Languages Index of Subjects

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