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Page 105
More generally, it bears upon proposals which link the presence of agreement
morphology (i.e., head-marking) to the possibility offree word order (Jelinek 1984,
Baker 1996). The discussion is organized as follows. After establishing that ...
More generally, it bears upon proposals which link the presence of agreement
morphology (i.e., head-marking) to the possibility offree word order (Jelinek 1984,
Baker 1996). The discussion is organized as follows. After establishing that ...
Page 108
An informal version ofthe PAH is given in 7: (7) Pronominal Argument Hypothesis
(PAH): (i) pronominal agreement morphemes are the arguments of the verb (ii)
overt noun phrases are independent adjuncts One consequence ofthis proposal
...
An informal version ofthe PAH is given in 7: (7) Pronominal Argument Hypothesis
(PAH): (i) pronominal agreement morphemes are the arguments of the verb (ii)
overt noun phrases are independent adjuncts One consequence ofthis proposal
...
Page 246
Allan sent a draft to the department's legal advisor, W. M. Cory, who reviewed the
submission and suggested changes which made it imply that an agreement had
already been negotiated between the First Nation and the Indian Affairs Branch ...
Allan sent a draft to the department's legal advisor, W. M. Cory, who reviewed the
submission and suggested changes which made it imply that an agreement had
already been negotiated between the First Nation and the Indian Affairs Branch ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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