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|a Focus and Grammatical Relations in Creole Languages :
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|a FOCUS AND GRAMMATICAL RELATIONS IN CREOLE LANGUAGES; Editorial page; Title page; Copyright page; Acknowledgements; Table of contents; INTRODUCTION: FOCUS AND GRAMMATICAL RELATIONS IN CREOLE LANGUAGES; 1.0. Introduction; 2.0 Focus and Grammatical Relations; NOTES; REFERENCES; SECTION ONE: VERB FOCUS, PREDICATE CLEFTING ANDPREDICATE DOUBLING; VERB FOCUS IN THE TYPOLOGY OF KWA/KRU AND HAITIAN; 1.0. The Verb Focus Type of 'wh'-Movement; 2.0. Nominal Morphology of the Event Argument; 2.1. Ìgbo; 2.2. Vata and Haitian V-N Conversion; 2.3. Yorùbá; 3.0. The Focus Licensing of [SPEC, CP]; 3.1. Yorùbá
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|a 3.2. Haitian3.3. Ìgbo; 4.0. A WYSIWYG Typology of Verb Focus; 5.0. The 'wh'-type of Focus Constructions; 6.0. How to be a Kwa Lexicon; 7.0. On the (ir)Relevance of Kwa to "Creoles"; NOTES; REFERENCES; THE QUESTION OF PREDICATE CLEFTTNG IN THE INDIAN OCEAN CREOLES; 0. Introduction; 1.0. Predicate Clefting; 2.0.; 3.0.; NOTES; REFERENCES; POSTSCRIPT; TWO TYPES OF PREDICATE DOUBLING ADVERBS IN HAITIAN CREOLE; 0. Introduction; 1.0. Temporal Adverbial Clauses; 1.1. Characteristics; 1.2. Analysis; 2.0. Causal Adverbial Clauses; 2.1. Characteristics; 2.2. Analysis.
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|a 3.0. Temporal and Causal Adverbs in Dialect B4.0. Is Predicate Doubling a Case of Head Movement?; Appendix: Clausal Argument; A. Characteristics; B. Towards an Analysis; NOTES; REFERENCES; SECTION TWO: FOCUS AND ANTI-FOCUS; SCOPE OF NEGATION AND FOCUS IN GULLAH; 1. Introduction; 2. Negation in Gullah; 3. Negation and Focus in Gullah; 3.1. in Cleft Constructions; 3.2. Sentence-Initial in Questions as a Focus Marker; 3.3. The Negator nat as a Focus Marker; 4. Conclusions; NOTES; REFERENCES; FOCUS IN TOK PISIN; 1.0. Introduction; 2.0. Movement?; 2.1. Basic word order in Tok Pisin.
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|a 2.2. Where do we find wh-?2.3. Relative clauses; 2.4. Fronting of Nominals; 2.5. Parallels with Austronesian in wh-Constructions; 3.0. 'Em'-clefts; 4.0. Postposed Focus Particles; 5.0. Tok Pisin as an Austronesian Language; NOTES; REFERENCES; WHAT IS IT THAT YOU SAID? A STUDY OF OBLIGATORY FOCALIZATION IN TWO CREOLES AND BEYOND; 1.0. Introduction; 2.0. Obligatory Focalization: A Morphosyntactic Account; 3.0. Obligatory Focalization: A Logico-Semantic Account; 4.0. Conclusion: A Cognitivist Perspective; NOTES; REFERENCES; ANTI-FOCUS IN YORÙBÁ: SOME IMPLICATIONS FOR CREOLES; 1.0. Preliminaries.
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|a 2.0. Focus, Topicalization and Anti-Focus: A Definition3.0. Data; 3.1. The Scope of Anti-Focus in Yorùbá; 3.2. SVC/PP Alternation; 3.3. Focus in Yorùbá; 4.0. Analysis; 4.1. Characterizing Anti-Focus 'ní; 4.2. Separating Focus from Anti-Focus; 5.0. Comparison with Haitian; 5.1. Locative/Directional, Dative; 5.2. Extraction in Haitian; 6.0. Focus in Haitian and Yorùbá Compared; 7.0. Implications; 7.1. Anti-focus Reflection on Focus in Yorùbá; 7.2. Anti-Focus and SVC Argument Structure; 7.3. Implication for Haitian; NOTES; REFERENCES; SECTION THREE: FOCUS AND PRONOMINALS.
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|a The volume has as its topic, not only the types of formal constructions and devices which creole languages syntactically utilize to achieve constituent focus, but also, in a much broader sense, the many other phenomena and processes found in these languages which serve to highlight sentence-level elements. The book is organized into five sections: 1. verb focus, predicate clefting and predicate doubling; 2. focus and anti-focus; 3. focus and pronominals; 4. discourse patterning; 5. grammatical relations.
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