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13.6.2 Disjunctive coordination (disjunction) 498
13.6.3 Adversative coordination 500

13.6.4 Rejection 501
13.6.5 Causal coordination 501
13.7 Summary 502

CHAPTER 14: REFERENTIAL COHERENCE 504-550
14.0 Outline 504

14.1 Major morpho-syntactic devices 504
14.2 Pronominal system 504

14.2.1 Personal pronouns 505
14.2.2 Demonstrative pronouns 510

14.2.3 Interrogative pronouns 511
14.2.4 Indefinite pronouns 512
14.3 Anaphoric coherence 514

14.3.1 Zero anaphora 515
14.3.2 Unstressed anaphoric pronouns 516

14.3.3 Stressed independent pronouns 516
14.3.4 R-dislocation, neutral word order and L-dislocation 517
14.3.5 Pronouns and zero anaphors vs. R-dislocated definite full-NPs 521

14.3.6 R-dislocated DEF-NPs 523
14.3.7 Y-moved NPs (contrastive topicalization) 524

14.3.8 Cleft/focus constructions 526
14.3.9 Referential indefinite NPs 526

14.4 Reference and definiteness 527
14.4.1 Grammatical marking of indefinite and definite reference 527

14.4.2 Suffixes for definiteness 529
14.5 Topic (referential) continuity 531
14.6 Action continuity 537

14.7 Thematic continuity 542
14.8 Summary 549

CHAPTER 15: TYPOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS 551-571
15.0 Outline 551

15.1 Phonological implications 551

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