Table of Contents

1. List of Abbreviations; 2. Preface; 3. Bibliography of the published works of Barry J. Blake; 4. On the semantic frames of be and possessive have (by Allan, Keith); 5. Crow is sitting chasing them: grammaticalization and the verb 'to sit' in the Mantharta languages, Western Australia (by Austin, Peter); 6. Factors of typology on language acquisition: some examples from Warlpiri (by Bavin, Edith L.); 7. Markedness and iconicity: some questions (by Bender, Byron W.); 8. Throw the baby from the window a cookie: English and Pennsylvania German in contact (by Burridge, Kate); 9. The great Daghestan case coax (by Comrie, Bernard); 10. Iwaidja mutations and its origins (by Evans, Nicholas); 11. Functional control with and without structure- sharing (by Hudson, Richard A.); 12. The verbal suffix - ngany in Warrwa (by McGregor, William B.); 13. From event sequence to grammar: serial verb constructions in Kalam (by Pawley, Andrew); 14. Passive-to-ergative vs inverse-to-ergative (by Siewierska, Anna); 15. Benefactive marking in Oceanic languages: from possessive classifiers to benefactive markers (by Song, Jae Jung); 16. Ergativity, transitivity, and clitic coreference in four Western Austronesian languages: a Lexicase analysis (by Starosta, Stanley); 17. A discourse explanation for the cross-linguistic differences in the grammar of incorporation and negation (by Thompson, Sandra A.); 18. Applicative constructions in Warrungu of Australia (by Tsunoda, Tasaku); 19. Language Index; 20. Subject Index