Adjective classes : a cross-linguistic typology

Robert M. W. Dixon · A. Aikhenvald

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1. Adjective Classes in Typological Perspective 2. Inflected and Uninflected Adjective in Japanese 3. The Two Adjective Classes in Manange 4. The Adjective Class in Tariana 5. Adjectives in Mam 6. Adjectives in Papantla Totonac 7. The Small Adjective Class in Jarawara 8. The Russian Adjective: A Pervasive yet Elusive Category 9. The Adjective Class in Korean 10. Is There an Adjective Class in Wolof? 11. Adjectives in North-East Ambae 12. Adjectives in Semelai 13. Adjectives in Qiang 14. Adjectives in Lao 15. Adjective Classes: What Can we Conclude? References Author Index Language and Language Family Index Subject Index

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