Theoretical perspectives on word order in South Asian languages

Miriam Butt · Tracy Holloway King · Gillian Catriona Ramchand

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1. Introduction Tracy Holloway King and Gillian Ramchand 2. Bangla correlatives Tista Bagchi 3. Structure of the Kashmiri clause Rakesh Mohan Bhatt 4. Complex predicate scrambling in Urdu Miriam Butt 5. Topicalization in Hindi and the correlative construction Veena Dwivedi 6. Postverbal position in Tamil Susan C. Herring 7. Issues in word order K. P. Mohanan and T. Mohanan 8. Case OCP: a constraint on word order in Hindi Tara Mohanan 9. Thematic roles, word order and definiteness Mona Singh 10. Binding facts in Hindi and the scrambling phenomenon Veneeta Srivastav Dayal 11. Compound typology in Tamil K. G. Vijayakrishnan.

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