Nominal Apposition in Indo-European: Its Forms and Functions, and its Evolution in Latin-Romance

Nominal Apposition—the Combining Of Two Equivalent Nouns—has Been A Neglected Topic In Linguistics, Despite Its Prominence In Syntax And Morphology In Some Languages. This Book Presents An Extensive Comparative And Diachronic Analysis Of Nominal Apposition In Indo-european, Examining Its Occurrence, Characteristics And Functions In Early Languages, Identifying Parallels With Similar Phenomena Elsewhere, And Tracing Its Evolution In Latin-romance.