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Présentation générale par Enrique L. Palancar and Martine Vanhove | |
1. Clefts and grammaticalization | |
Denis Creissels | Remarks on the grammaticalization of identificational clefts |
Katharina Hartmann | The grammaticalization of term focus structures in Chadic languages: A case of microvariatio |
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2. Clefts and other focus constructions | |
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Isabelle Bril & Stavros Skopeteas |
The syntax and prosody of focus in Northern Amis (Formosan) |
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Victoria Khurshudyan & Anaïd Donabédian |
Cleft constructions and focus strategies in Modern Armenian |
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Katharina Haude |
Clefting and nominal predication: Two focus-marking constructions in Movima |
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Enrique L. Palancar |
Biclausal vs. monoclausal focus constructions in Tilapa Otomi |
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3. Corpus-based studies of clefts | |
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Bernard Caron |
Clefts in Naija, a Nigerian pidgincreole |
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Pegah Faghiri & Pollet Samvelian |
A corpus-based description of cleft constructions in Persian |
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Amina Mettouchi |
From a corpus-based to a corpus-driven definition of clefts in Kabyle (Berber): Morphosyntax and prosody |
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Anja Latrouite |
Specification predication: Unexpectedness and cleft constructions in Tagalog |
4. New aspects of cleft constructions | |
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Robert D. Van Valin, Jr |
An unusual cleft construction in Lakhota (Siouan) |