Entre grammaire arabe et grammaires arabisantes. Heurs et malheurs de la phrase nominale
In spite of superficial similarities, the nominal sentence (jumla ismiyya) according to the Arabic grammatical tradition has little if anything to do with what is usually called by this name in general linguistics since Meillet (1906).
Jean-Patrick Guillaume
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Aban Yasht: A Review of the Critique of its Critique [PDF]
In the 3rd issue of the Journal of Language Science, Ehsan Changizi wrote a review on the Aban Yasht written by Changiz Mowlaee. In the 4th issue of the same journal, Mowlaee wrote a critique of that review and evaluated it as being false and incorrect ...
Marziye Foruqi
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The Trans-Himalayan Copula #ni and its Secondary Functions
No abstract.
Scott DeLancey
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Abandoning the EPP-feature in Polish dual copula clauses by redefining the predication relation
This paper questions the logic behind the presence and the working of the EPP-feature in Polish dual copula clauses (henceforth, DCCs) with the pronominal copula to, the verbal copula być ‘to be’, and two nominative 3rd person DPs, as represented in ...
Rafał Jurczyk
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Statut et positionnement du discours pluri-facial du Président Macky Sall a l’occasion du nouvel an (décembre 2022) : quelle valeur syntaxico-énonciative ? [PDF]
Such as a very perspicacious tool, the speech is at the confines of various coherence constructions. As a matter of fact, it is at the centre of practices and conventions that go beyong its habitual frameword. Analysing a text refers to its consideration
Papa Lamine SARR, Aminata DIAGNE
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El tratamiento de la cópula verbal en la historia del pensamiento lingüístico
Throughout the history of Linguistics, the verbal copula has been analysed from different viewpoints. Some approaches considered the copula simply as an ordinary verb, without any special features.
Ventura Salazar García
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ḥdug as a testimonial marker in Classical and Old Tibetan [PDF]
DeLancey (1992) and Hongladarom (1994) suppose that ḥdug means 'sit' in Old and Classical Tibetan, and that these languages entirely lack the evidential use of this morpheme well known in 'Lhasa' Tibetan.
Hill, Nathan W.
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On the Basic Focus Marker, and the Basic Focus Sentence, in Akan (Twi)
This paper provides alternative viewpoints on Boadi’s (1974) analysis of the basic and the derived focus marker in Akan, his position on the focus marker’s functions, and his proposal for two underlying focus-sentences in Akan.
Seth Antwi Ofori
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A complex repairable computer-based test (CBT) network system studied in this paper consists of three client computers, a load balancer, two database servers, with the centralized server structured in a series configuration. Subsystem 1 consists of three homogeneous clients arranged in parallel configuration, subsystem 2 comprises a load balancer ...
Ibrahim Yusuf +3 more
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On the limits of the Davidsonian approach : the case of copula sentences [PDF]
Since Donald Davidson’s seminal work “The Logical Form of Action Sentences” (1967) event arguments have become an integral component of virtually every semantic theory.
Maienborn, Claudia
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