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If the group includes a speaker , then first person is used ; b . if the group includes an addressee , then second ... A system with a rule like ' if all members of the group are addressees , use the [ 2PL ] form ' is exactly what the ...
If the group includes a speaker , then first person is used ; b . if the group includes an addressee , then second ... A system with a rule like ' if all members of the group are addressees , use the [ 2PL ] form ' is exactly what the ...
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Note that the speaker and addressee indices S and A range over SETS of individuals . A pronoun marked with both features ( spk , addr ) is subject to both conditions , hence an inclusive pronoun . ( 34 ) Constraints imposed by the ...
Note that the speaker and addressee indices S and A range over SETS of individuals . A pronoun marked with both features ( spk , addr ) is subject to both conditions , hence an inclusive pronoun . ( 34 ) Constraints imposed by the ...
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The pronoun feature [ addr ] specifies that every addressee self - ascribes membership in the reference set of the pronoun . What is predicted by other theories of indexicals , such as double - indexing approaches ( Kamp 1971 , Kaplan ...
The pronoun feature [ addr ] specifies that every addressee self - ascribes membership in the reference set of the pronoun . What is predicted by other theories of indexicals , such as double - indexing approaches ( Kamp 1971 , Kaplan ...
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Phonological movement in Classical Greek Brian Agbayani Chris Golston | 133 |
Processing dative constructions in American | 168 |
Reviews see back cover | 214 |
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