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... incorporation theory of va- lency alternations . This is because Chukchi object incorporation displays a number of clearly syntactic traits of the kind which would be expected on Baker's account , and yet Chukchi permits incorporation ...
... incorporation theory of va- lency alternations . This is because Chukchi object incorporation displays a number of clearly syntactic traits of the kind which would be expected on Baker's account , and yet Chukchi permits incorporation ...
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... incorporation would be by a lowering process . This is because the noun always remains the morphologi- cal head of the construction , and cannot therefore be raised and incorporated itself by a c - commanding head . While such an ...
... incorporation would be by a lowering process . This is because the noun always remains the morphologi- cal head of the construction , and cannot therefore be raised and incorporated itself by a c - commanding head . While such an ...
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... incorporation . Language 60.847-94 . 1986. On the nature of noun incorporation . Language 62.32–37 . • Mluvnice Češtiny 3. 1987. Skladba . [ Czech grammar , vol . 3. Syntax . In Czech ] . Prague : Academia . Muraveva , IRINA A. 1996 ...
... incorporation . Language 60.847-94 . 1986. On the nature of noun incorporation . Language 62.32–37 . • Mluvnice Češtiny 3. 1987. Skladba . [ Czech grammar , vol . 3. Syntax . In Czech ] . Prague : Academia . Muraveva , IRINA A. 1996 ...
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