Experiencer Subjects in South Asian Languages

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Preface 1. Introduction to the experiencer subject construction Manindra K. Verma and K. P. Mohanan 2. Subjects, case and INFL in Sinhala James W. Gair 3. Dative subjects in Malayalam: semantic information in syntax K. P. Mohanan and Tara Mohanan 4. Experiencer and other oblique subjects in Hindi Yamuna Kachru 5. Comments on the papers by James W. Gair, Yamuna Kachru, and K. P. Mohanan and Tara Mohanan Margaret Speas 6. Dative/experiencer subjects in Maithili Mithilesh K. Mishra 7. Oblique subjects in Sanskrit Hans Henrich Hock 8. A note on 'davite agents' in Sanskrit George Cardona 9. Some features of the Sampradana Karaka in Panini Madhav M. Deshpande 10. Experiencer (dative) NPs in Marathi Rajeshwari Pandharipande 11. The notion 'subject' in Punjabi and Lahanda Tej K. Bhatia 12. Experiencer subjects in Manipuri Shobhana Chelliah 13. Dative/accusative subjects in Marwari David Magier 14. Subjective experiencers in Northern Havyaka Kannada Helen E. Ullrich 15. Experiental constructions and the 'subjecthood' of the experiencer NPs in South Asian languages Anvita Abbi 16. The dative subject construction and the pro-drop parameter K. A. Jayaseelan 17. Case-marking choices for experiencer subjects R. Amritavalli 18. Involuntary experience in Kalasha Elena Bashir 19. Experiencers in South Asian languages: a gallery Peter Edwin Hook 20. Varied case markings in obligational constructions Colin P. Masica 21. Cislocative, affectiveness, and experiencer subject in Gorum Arlene R. K. Zide 22. Comments on the papers by Elena Bashir, Peter Hook, Colin P. Masica, and Arlene Zide Alice Davison Indices.

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