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I argue that Yagua clitics require Case , unlike clitics in some other languages , e.g. Pirahā ( Everett 1987 ) . It follows then ( for reasons to be made clear below ) that , when doubling occurs in Yagua , a Case conflict results ...
I argue that Yagua clitics require Case , unlike clitics in some other languages , e.g. Pirahā ( Everett 1987 ) . It follows then ( for reasons to be made clear below ) that , when doubling occurs in Yagua , a Case conflict results ...
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In the following sections I argue that , despite this fact , Yagua clitics require Case . CASE AND WORD ORDER 4. In PPA , Case is one of the licensing conditions on well - formed expressions ( Chomsky 1986a ) .
In the following sections I argue that , despite this fact , Yagua clitics require Case . CASE AND WORD ORDER 4. In PPA , Case is one of the licensing conditions on well - formed expressions ( Chomsky 1986a ) .
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In Pirahā , clitics are nonarguments under age and do not require Case ( Everett 1987 ) . Therefore , they do not affect word order ( their principal functions are to identify EMPTY CATEGORIES and express agreement ) .
In Pirahā , clitics are nonarguments under age and do not require Case ( Everett 1987 ) . Therefore , they do not affect word order ( their principal functions are to identify EMPTY CATEGORIES and express agreement ) .
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