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The present study tests for the claim that animacy is an epiphenomenon of the factor of weight . I present the empirical findings from an experimental study and a corpus analysis showing that animacy cannot be reduced to weight ...
The present study tests for the claim that animacy is an epiphenomenon of the factor of weight . I present the empirical findings from an experimental study and a corpus analysis showing that animacy cannot be reduced to weight ...
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This is indeed the case and therefore provides a processing explanation for the effect of animacy on English genitive variation . Therefore , animacy as a factor determining English genitive variation can be regarded as a factor ...
This is indeed the case and therefore provides a processing explanation for the effect of animacy on English genitive variation . Therefore , animacy as a factor determining English genitive variation can be regarded as a factor ...
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Saweru data thus provide evidence against the claim that animacy is necessarily derived from weight via a process of reanalysis , as argued by Kirby ( 1999 ) . Moreover , it has been argued that animacy is a processing factor allowing ...
Saweru data thus provide evidence against the claim that animacy is necessarily derived from weight via a process of reanalysis , as argued by Kirby ( 1999 ) . Moreover , it has been argued that animacy is a processing factor allowing ...
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Letters to Language | 561 |
Lexicon vs syntax Kazuhiko Fukushima | 568 |
Animacy versus weight as determinants of grammatical | 613 |
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