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... contrast between the first two of these , AI and II , depends on the animacy of the subject and the contrast between the last two of these , TA and TI , depends on the animacy of the notional object . Crucial to the present discussion ...
... contrast between the first two of these , AI and II , depends on the animacy of the subject and the contrast between the last two of these , TA and TI , depends on the animacy of the notional object . Crucial to the present discussion ...
Page 127
... contrast between ( 15 ) and ( 16 ) on the one hand , and ( 17 ) and ( 18 ) on the other , is similar in some respects to a number of contrasts found in Algonquian languages . Grafstein ( 1984 : 254 ) observes the contrast in the ...
... contrast between ( 15 ) and ( 16 ) on the one hand , and ( 17 ) and ( 18 ) on the other , is similar in some respects to a number of contrasts found in Algonquian languages . Grafstein ( 1984 : 254 ) observes the contrast in the ...
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... contrast between direct and inverse for transi- tive clauses with two third person participants . Second , what he describes in terms of an obviative : proximate contrast does not involve a category of nominal morphology ( except for ...
... contrast between direct and inverse for transi- tive clauses with two third person participants . Second , what he describes in terms of an obviative : proximate contrast does not involve a category of nominal morphology ( except for ...
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