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Chapter 1

: Introduction</div><ul><li>Background of the Study</li><li>Statement of the Problem</li><li>Research Objectives</li><li>Significance of the Study</li><li>Scope and Limitations</li><li>Definition of Key Terms</li></ul><div>

Chapter 2

: Theoretical Foundations of Coordination and Subordination</div><ul><li>Typological Perspectives on Clause Linkage</li><li>Formal and Functional Properties of Coordination</li><li>Semantic and Pragmatic Functions of Subordination</li></ul><div>

Chapter 3

: Coordination and Subordination in Specific Language Families</div><ul><li>Coordination and Subordination in Indo-European Languages</li><li>Clause Linkage in Sino-Tibetan Languages</li><li>Syntactic Patterns in Niger-Congo Languages</li></ul><div>

Chapter 4

: Cross-Linguistic Variations in Clause Linkage</div><ul><li>Comparative Analysis of Coordinating Conjunctions</li><li>Subordinating Strategies in Different Language Types</li><li>Discourse Functions of Coordination and Subordination</li></ul><div>

Chapter 5

: Syntactic Diversity and Universal Constraints</div><ul><li>Universals and Variation in Clause Linkage</li><li>The Role of Typological Parameters in Syntactic Diversity</li><li>Implications for Theoretical Syntax and Language Universals</li></ul> <br><p></p>