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Obviation at the Discourse Level While the above discussion demonstrates considerable similarity between the grammatical systems surrounding obviation in Kutenai and in Algonquian languages , perhaps the most critical question is ...
Obviation at the Discourse Level While the above discussion demonstrates considerable similarity between the grammatical systems surrounding obviation in Kutenai and in Algonquian languages , perhaps the most critical question is ...
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A complete characterization of the obviation system of Kutenai or that of Algonquian languages would require that we specify the discourse principles that determine , on the basis of the discourse context and / or the cognitive state of ...
A complete characterization of the obviation system of Kutenai or that of Algonquian languages would require that we specify the discourse principles that determine , on the basis of the discourse context and / or the cognitive state of ...
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properties of texts , characterizing the discourse properties of an obviation system in terms of observable properties of texts is at least an important first step . It is also useful if we wish to determine how similar the discourse ...
properties of texts , characterizing the discourse properties of an obviation system in terms of observable properties of texts is at least an important first step . It is also useful if we wish to determine how similar the discourse ...
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