Causation, Permission, and Transfer: Argument realisation in GET, TAKE, PUT, GIVE and LET verbs

Brian Nolan, Elke Diedrichsen and Gudrun Rawoens: Introduction
1 Brian Nolan: Encoding transfer, let/allow and permission in Modern Irish. Interaction of causation, event chaining, argument realisation and syntactic variation
2 Elke Diedrichsen: Degrees of causativity in German lassen causative constructions
3 Ruprecht von Waldenfels: Grammaticalization of ‘give’ in Slavic between drift and contact. Causative, modal, imperative, existential, optative and volative constructions
4 Jeremy Collins: ‘Give’ and semantic maps
5 Natalia Levshina: How Europeans GIVE. A two-layered semantic typology based on two parallel corpora
6 XuPing Li: Ditransitive constructions in Gan Chinese. A case study of the Yichun dialect
7 Aoife Finn: The argument realisation of give and take verbs in Māori
8 Ewa D. Zakrzewska: GIVE and its arguments in Bohairic Coptic
9 Sing Sing Ngai: Giving is receiving. he polysemy of the GET/GIVE verb [tie53] in Shaowu
10 Elitzur Dattner: Enabling and allowing in Hebrew. A Usage-Based Construction Grammar account
11 John Newman: Low-level patterning of pronominal subjects and verb tenses in English
12 Jone Bruno: The morphological, syntactic and semantic interface of the verb GIVE in Lithuanian
13 Ilona Tragel, Külli Habicht and Piret Piiroja: Rise and fall of the take-future in written Estonian
14 Conor Pyle: Causation in the Australian dialects Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara
15 Alessio S. Frenda: The fare causative derivation in Italian. A review
16 Farhad Moezipour: Information-structural encoding of recipient in non-canonical alignments of Persian. A constructional account