Possessives in English : an exploration in cognitive grammar

John R. Taylor

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1. Preliminaries 2. Theoretical Orientation 3. Some Basic Notions of Cognitive Grammar 4. Syntax in Cognitive Grammar 5. The Constituent Structure of Prenominal Possessives 6. Prenominal Possessives: Some Generative Approaches 7. Specificity and Definiteness of Prenominal Possessives 8. Possessors as Topics 9. The Cue Validity of the Possessor 10. Ing-nominalizations 11. Possessive Compounds 12. Other Possessive Constructions 13. Possession

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