Talmy Givón
born 1936
34 known books
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Books
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The genesis of syntactic complexity
2008
Bio-linguistics
2002
Running through the tall grass
1997
Functionalism and grammar
1995
English grammar
1993
Mind, code, and context
1989
Syntax
1984
Syntax: a functional-typological ...
Syntax: a functional-typological introduction
1984
On understanding grammar
1979
On the role of perceptual clues i...
On the role of perceptual clues in Hebrew relativization
1975
Cause and control
Cause and control
1974
Verb complements and relative cla...
Verb complements and relative clauses
1974
Studies in Chibemba and Bantu gra...
Studies in Chibemba and Bantu grammar
1972
The Si-Luyana language
The Si-Luyana language
1970
The Si-Luyana language, a prelimi...
The Si-Luyana language, a preliminary linguistic description
1970
Coherence in spontaneous text
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Morton Ann Gernsbacher and Talmy Givón
Conversation
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Conversation
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Discourse and syntax
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Discourse grammar and typology
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John W. M. Verhaar, Werner Abraham, Talmy Givón, and Sandra A. Thompson
Essays on language function and language type
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Talmy Givón, John Haiman, and Sandra A. Thompson
Grammatical relations
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Masʻot Binyamin Adam
Masʻot Binyamin Adam
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On the role of perceptual clues i...
On the role of perceptual clues in Hebrew relativization
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Studies in Chibemba and Bantu gra...
Studies in Chibemba and Bantu grammar
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Syntactic complexity
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The diachrony of grammar
The diachrony of grammar
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The evolution of language out of pre-language
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Talmy Givón and Bertram F. Malle
Topic continuity in discourse
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Ute dictionary
Ute dictionary
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Ute reference grammar
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Ute Texts
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Ute traditional narratives
Ute traditional narratives
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Voice and inversion
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