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A Comparison of the Obviation Systems of Kutenai and Algonquian MATTHEW S. DRYER SUNY at Buffalo 1. Introduction In recent years , the term " obviation " has been applied to phenomena in a variety of languages on the basis of perceived ...
A Comparison of the Obviation Systems of Kutenai and Algonquian MATTHEW S. DRYER SUNY at Buffalo 1. Introduction In recent years , the term " obviation " has been applied to phenomena in a variety of languages on the basis of perceived ...
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... obviation system resembles that of Algonquian languages . The preceding discussion should not be taken as criticism ... obviation the Kutenai obviation system is . A number of people have reacted to my claim that the Kutenai possesses an ...
... obviation system resembles that of Algonquian languages . The preceding discussion should not be taken as criticism ... obviation the Kutenai obviation system is . A number of people have reacted to my claim that the Kutenai possesses an ...
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... obviation into the language originally lacking an obviation system . Fourth , while obviation may be more deeply ingrained into the morphology of Algonquian languages , Kutenai morphology is con- siderably more agglutinative , and the ...
... obviation into the language originally lacking an obviation system . Fourth , while obviation may be more deeply ingrained into the morphology of Algonquian languages , Kutenai morphology is con- siderably more agglutinative , and the ...
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