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Chapter 1

: Introduction</div><ul><li>Background of Relative Clause Syntax</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 Frameworks of Relative Clause Syntax</div><ul><li>Typological Parameters of Relative Clause Constructions</li><li>Syntactic and Semantic Properties of Relative Clauses</li><li>Cross-Linguistic Perspectives on Relative Clause Structures</li></ul><div>

Chapter 3

: Comparative Analysis of Relative Clause Structures</div><ul><li>Relative Clauses in Indo-European Languages</li><li>Relative Clauses in Afro-Asiatic Languages</li><li>Relative Clauses in Sino-Tibetan Languages</li><li>Relative Clauses in Niger-Congo Languages</li></ul><div>

Chapter 4

: Typological Patterns and Structural Variations</div><ul><li>Head-Internal Relative Clauses vs. Head-External Relative Clauses</li><li>Relative Clause Marking Strategies</li><li>Syntactic Dependencies and Agreement Patterns in Relative Constructions</li></ul><div>

Chapter 5

: Implications for Linguistic Typology and Universal Grammar</div><ul><li>Universality and Variation in Relative Clause Syntax</li><li>Theoretical Insights from Cross-Linguistic Analysis</li><li>Applications in Language Typology and Comparative Syntax</li></ul> <br><p></p>