Studies in Syntactic Typology

1. List of abbreviations; 2. Preface; 3. Language typology and linguistic explanation (by Hammond, Michael); 4. I. Agreement; 5. Agreement and the distribution of anaphora (by Fisher, Karin L.); 6. Finiteness and opacity: Evidence from the Balkans (by Rudin, Catherine); 7. Conditions for verb-coded coordinations (by Schwartz, Linda); 8. II. Word order; 9. Investigating universals of sentence complexity (by Abe, Yukikoko); 10. Universals of negative position (by Dryer, Matthew S.); 11. Accentuation typology, word order and theme-rheme structure (by Harlig, Jeffrey); 12. Preverbal focusing and type XXIII languages (by Kim, Alan Hyun-Oak); 13. III. Syntactic and pragmatic functions; 14. Datives and allatives (by Blansitt, Edward); 15. A typology of subjects (by Faarlund, Jan Terje); 16. Universals of topic-comment structure (by Gundel, Jeanette K.); 17. IV. Explaining universals; 18. The pragmatics of word order: Predictability, importance and attention (by Givon, T.); 19. On the function of marked and unmarked terms (by Gundel, Jeanette K.); 20. Incorporation, parallelism, and focus (by Haiman, John); 21. On explaining some right-left asymmetries in syntactic and morphological universals (by Hawkins, John A.); 22. The covariance of culture and grammar (by Perkins, Revere D.); 23. Author index; 24. Subject index; 25. Language index