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Since each hand may function as an independent morpheme and a single classifier may characterize a string of predicates , the resulting predicative structures can become extremely complex . The picture in Figure 2 is from a classifier ...
Since each hand may function as an independent morpheme and a single classifier may characterize a string of predicates , the resulting predicative structures can become extremely complex . The picture in Figure 2 is from a classifier ...
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Sign languages , unlike young creoles , have extensive complex verb inflection . But this inflection is an iconically motivated representation of general conceptual , and therefore universal , structures .
Sign languages , unlike young creoles , have extensive complex verb inflection . But this inflection is an iconically motivated representation of general conceptual , and therefore universal , structures .
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Sign languages , then , unlike young creole languages , have extensive complex verb inflection and polymorphemic classifier constructions . But these forms are iconically motivated representations of general conceptual , and therefore ...
Sign languages , then , unlike young creole languages , have extensive complex verb inflection and polymorphemic classifier constructions . But these forms are iconically motivated representations of general conceptual , and therefore ...
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