Languages

The bibliography on this website is organized by language. See the link below:

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This website is intended as a comprehensive worldwide cross-linguistic bibliography of the linguistic phenomenon of pseudocoordination (for example, English go and get or try and do). In this function, it is the online companion to the bibliographic coverage of Chapter 2 of my dissertation:

This website is an ongoing project, which will be updated as more references are available and identified. Please contact me if you have any suggestions for additional references for any of the languages or any languages to add to the list. The scope of this bibliography should be comprehensive, covering all languages with pseudocoordination worldwide (ranging from those where the phenomenon is already well documented in many references to those where it is only minimally documented), and including references written in any language. Note that this website will be updated as the information is ready and may change often, while I intend to make more permanent updates to my dissertation. The DOI link above is always directed to the most recent version of that document. Minor updates may therefore be posted here first, while that document should be cited for more general discussion with background and context.

Citation information:

Please cite my dissertation (see above) for background and context. This website, intended primarily as an accessible bibliography for convenience and discussion, can be cited in addition as:

Please also contact me if you produce additional research about pseudocoordination so that I can add it to the growing bibliography here.

Additional background information about pseudocoordination:

Other relevant websites

• PseCoMAC workshop series
• Verbal pseudocoordination in Scandinavian