Oxford Handbook of Languages of the Caucasus

Abbreviations
Notes on Contributors
Maps

Introduction
Maria Polinsky

Part I: General overview of the Caucasus
1. Languages and sociolinguistics of the Caucasus
Nina Dobrushina, Michael Daniel, and Yuri Koryakov
2. North Caucasus: Regions and their Demography
Konstantin Kazenin

Part II: Nakh-Dagestanian Languages
3. Nakh-Dagestanian Languages
Dmitry Ganenkov and Timur Maisak
4. Dargwa
Nina Sumbatova
5. Lak
Victor A. Friedman
6. Avar
Diana Forker
7. Archi
Marina Chumakina
8. Chechen and Ingush
Erwin R. Komen, Zarina Molochieva, and Johanna Nichols

Part III: Northwest Caucasian Languages
9. Northwest Caucasian Languages
Peter Arkadiev & Yury Lander
10. Abaza and Abkhaz
Brian O'Herin

Part IV: Kartvelian Languages
11. Kartvelian, or South Caucasian Languages
Yakov G. Testelets
12. Megrelian
Alexander Rostovtsev-Popiel

Part V: Indo-European Languages
13. Indo-European Languages of the Caucasus
Oleg Belyaev
14. Iron Ossetic
David Erschler

Part VI: Phenomena
15. Segmental Phonetics and Phonology in Caucasian Languages
Ga%sper Begu%s
16. Word stress in Languages of the Caucasus
Lena Borise
17. Tone and Intonation in Languages of the Caucasus
Lena Borise
18. Ergativity in the Caucasus
Dmitry Ganenkov
19. The Nominal Domain in Languages of the Caucasus
Balkiz Ozturk and Omer Eren
20. Agreement in Languages of the Caucasus
Steven Foley
21. Binding and Indexicality in the Caucasus
Dmitry Ganenkov and Natalia Bogomolova
22. Correlatives in Languages of the Caucasus
Omer Demirok and Balkiz Ozturk
23. Ellipsis in Languages of the Caucasus
David Erschler
24. Information Structure in Languages of the Caucasus
Diana Forker

References
Appendix I: Language names
Appendix II: Transliteration tables
Index

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• Gramática, sintaxe e morfologia
• Linguística histórica e comparativa