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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Agreement markers"”.

  1. Visibility and argument identification : a conceptual semantic approach to Alamblak and Japanese

    … discusses one of the basic problems of Alamblak, agreement and possessor raising. Second or “object” agreement markers are described as incorporated pronouns. The complete complementarity of second agreement markers and overt objects is accounted for by the theory of unification. It also discusses …

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  2. Visibility and argument identification : a conceptual semantic approach to Alamblak and Japanese

    … discusses one of the basic problems of Alamblak, agreement and possessor raising. Second or “object” agreement markers are described as incorporated pronouns. The complete complementarity of second agreement markers and overt objects is accounted for by the theory of unification. It also discusses …

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  3. A psycholinguistic approach toward an instance of a language change: The case of -esh in Persian

    … paradigm and grammaticalized as a new subject agreement marker to fill the gap in the agreement paradigm (Rasekh, 2011, 2017), it still has some properties different from other agreement markers such as being optional on verbs and blocking subsequent object clitics –two properties which point …

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  4. Processing negative imperatives in Bulgarian : evidence from normal, aphasic and child language

    … personal pronouns are parsed as object agreement markers. Without subsequent resolution, personal pronouns appear to be less resource demanding than reflexive clitics. This finding is indicative of the syntax-driven co-reference establishment processes triggered through the lexical …

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