Anna Berge is an associate professor of linguistics in the Alaska Native Language Center at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. She is the coauthor of Niigugis Mataliin Tunuxtazangis/How the Atkans Talk: A Conversational Grammar.
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List of tables Preface Acknowledgments List of abbreviations Orthographic conventions 1.1 Overview of West Greenlandic grammar 1.2 The Inuit language in syntactic theory 1.3 Approaches to the study of discourse 1.4 Theoretical approach to discourse structure in West Greenlandic 2.1 Issues in the definition of topic 2.2 Issues in the definition of theme 2.3 The introduction and identification of topics and themes 2.4 Discourse roles 3.1 Ergativity in West Greenlandic 3.2 The treatment of ergativity in modern syntactic theories of West Greenlandic 3.3 Subjecthood, agency, and topic 3.4 The role of topic in the use and distribution of ergative structures in West Greenlandic 3.5 Data analysis 3.6 Chapter conclusion 4.1 Switch-reference in West Greenlandic 4.2 Switch-reference as a system of subject or topic/thematic coherence 4.3 Role of topic in the use and distribution of switch-reference marking in West Greenlandic 4.4 Data analysis 4.4.1 Subordinate pronominal inflection 4.4.2 Contemporatives and participials 4.4.2.1 The contemporative 4.4.2.2 The participial 4.5 Chapter conclusion 5.1 Findings 5.2 Some comments on the role of discourse in linguistic descriptions A1 Notes on data collection A2 Notes on transcription and intonation Notes References Index
List of tables Preface Acknowledgments List of abbreviations Orthographic conventions 1.1 Overview of West Greenlandic grammar 1.2 The Inuit language in syntactic theory 1.3 Approaches to the study of discourse 1.4 Theoretical approach to discourse structure in West Greenlandic 2.1 Issues in the definition of topic 2.2 Issues in the definition of theme 2.3 The introduction and identification of topics and themes 2.4 Discourse roles 3.1 Ergativity in West Greenlandic 3.2 The treatment of ergativity in modern syntactic theories of West Greenlandic 3.3 Subjecthood, agency, and topic 3.4 The role of topic in the use and distribution of ergative structures in West Greenlandic 3.5 Data analysis 3.6 Chapter conclusion 4.1 Switch-reference in West Greenlandic 4.2 Switch-reference as a system of subject or topic/thematic coherence 4.3 Role of topic in the use and distribution of switch-reference marking in West Greenlandic 4.4 Data analysis 4.4.1 Subordinate pronominal inflection 4.4.2 Contemporatives and participials 4.4.2.1 The contemporative 4.4.2.2 The participial 4.5 Chapter conclusion 5.1 Findings 5.2 Some comments on the role of discourse in linguistic descriptions A1 Notes on data collection A2 Notes on transcription and intonation Notes References Index
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