Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 38Carleton University, 2006 - Algonquian Indians |
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... Context : the speaker , unaware it was raining , steps outside ( 35b ) ê - kimowahk êsa . ( offered ) ê - kimowan - k êsa Cl - rain.VII - 3 REPORT ' Reportedly , it's raining . ' Context : someone comes in and tells the speaker , then ...
... Context : the speaker , unaware it was raining , steps outside ( 35b ) ê - kimowahk êsa . ( offered ) ê - kimowan - k êsa Cl - rain.VII - 3 REPORT ' Reportedly , it's raining . ' Context : someone comes in and tells the speaker , then ...
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... context . In this section I look at three aspects of this context- sensitivity : felicity conditions on yes / no questions ; elicitation effects ; and the role of blocking in the interpretation of the ê - conjunct . Context sensitivity ...
... context . In this section I look at three aspects of this context- sensitivity : felicity conditions on yes / no questions ; elicitation effects ; and the role of blocking in the interpretation of the ê - conjunct . Context sensitivity ...
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... context is carefully constructed . Rather , a consultant will almost always attend strictly to the grammaticality and propositional content of the sentence , rather than to its felicity conditions and ' naturalness . ' The ( non ) ...
... context is carefully constructed . Rather , a consultant will almost always attend strictly to the grammaticality and propositional content of the sentence , rather than to its felicity conditions and ' naturalness . ' The ( non ) ...
Contents
Heather Bliss | 11 |
Julie Brittain Carrie Dyck Yvan Rose Marguerite MacKenzie | 29 |
Clare Cook | 47 |
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