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( E ) ( 88-20 ) Because obviation is only relevant in cases of contrasting third persons , this difference between Kutenai and Algonquian in the treatment of first and second person arguments does not affect the fact that the obviation ...
( E ) ( 88-20 ) Because obviation is only relevant in cases of contrasting third persons , this difference between Kutenai and Algonquian in the treatment of first and second person arguments does not affect the fact that the obviation ...
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( A ) Taken literally , the notion of a first person obviative would suggest that first persons compete with third persons for proximate status . But the examples in the preceding section show that this is not so .
( A ) Taken literally , the notion of a first person obviative would suggest that first persons compete with third persons for proximate status . But the examples in the preceding section show that this is not so .
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Fifth , it is worth noting that among the resemblances noted by Morgan ( 1992 ) between grammatical morphemes of Kutenai and those of Salish is the use of -s in morphemes associated with third person.15 In Kutenai , it shows up in the ...
Fifth , it is worth noting that among the resemblances noted by Morgan ( 1992 ) between grammatical morphemes of Kutenai and those of Salish is the use of -s in morphemes associated with third person.15 In Kutenai , it shows up in the ...
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