Language, Band 65,Ausgaben 3-4Linguistic Society of America, 1989 |
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... analysis - types make different claims about the two phenomena . The conjunct union analysis holds that the co - occurrence of the two in particular languages is accidental , while the analysis proposed here holds that , if a language ...
... analysis - types make different claims about the two phenomena . The conjunct union analysis holds that the co - occurrence of the two in particular languages is accidental , while the analysis proposed here holds that , if a language ...
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... analysis of Luiseño which , unlike an analysis framed within either the uniform - argument or the pronominal - ar- gument view , gives a central role to the non - AUX subject - oriented agreement . One consequence of this analysis ...
... analysis of Luiseño which , unlike an analysis framed within either the uniform - argument or the pronominal - ar- gument view , gives a central role to the non - AUX subject - oriented agreement . One consequence of this analysis ...
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... analysis or the pronominal - argument analysis . On these analyses , the only syntactically relevant agreement property of Luiseño is found in the AUX ; the other three agreement loci have no obvious syntactic relevance . Thus , while ...
... analysis or the pronominal - argument analysis . On these analyses , the only syntactically relevant agreement property of Luiseño is found in the AUX ; the other three agreement loci have no obvious syntactic relevance . Thus , while ...
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Elucidation of | 457 |
American English spelling | 487 |
Saussurean studiesEtudes saussuriennes | 518 |
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