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Discontinuous Models of Linguistic Development

1986
In the preceding chapters we focussed on the relationship between the principles and parameters of UG and the intermediate grammars. We argued that a parameterized theory of grammar allows for a principled explanation of various properties of early language including subjectless sentences, the absence of modals and auxiliares in English, the prior ...
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Revisiting the Discontinuous Past Use of -ess-ess- in Korean : From a Viewpoint of Conventionalization of Implicatures and Linguistic Typology

HAN-GEUL, 2016
한국어의 ‘-었었-’은 단순과거 ‘-었-’과 달리 단절과거, 즉 과거의 사태나 그 결과 상태가 현재는 더 이상 성립되지 않는다는 의미 효과를 낳는다. 이 단절과거의 의미 효과를 화용론적 함축으로 보는 견해도 가능하나 빈번한 사용을 통해 관습화되어 내재적 의미가 되었다고 볼 수도 있다. 더욱이 세계 여러 언어가 단절과거를 나타내는 문법 표지를 가지고 있음을 고려하면, 단절과거의 의미 효과가 애초에는 화용론적 함축에서 출발하더라도 관습화되어 문법 체계 속에 자리를 잡기가 쉽다고 생각된다.
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The Politics of the Linguistic Discontinuity of Occitan Versus the Continuity of Catalan: The Sermó by Ramon Muntaner

2018
This chapter considers how the Catalan chronicler Ramon Muntaner used the Occitan language to represent the three dynasties of the House of Barcelona-Aragon, as well as those Sardinians who supported the Catalan-Aragonese invasion of their island in 1323.
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Examining Teachers’ Attitudes, Beliefs, and Perceptions towards Cultural and Linguistic Discontinuity in the Elementary Art Classroom

Despite the growing composition of historically minoritized culturally and linguistically diverse students in the United States, the field of art educators remains heavily saturated with monolingual, White teachers utilizing a Eurocentric curriculum with limited resources that highlight diverse learners.
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A Gbe substrate model for discontinuous negation in Spanish varieties of Chocó, Colombia: Linguistic and historical evidence

In this paper I highlight the central role of an oft-neglected source language modelin the presence of discontinuous negation, also known as NEG2 (e.g. yo no sé cuáles no ‘I don’t know which one it is’), in the Spanish of Chocó, Colombia. Namely,I point to the presence of analogous negation patterns in Ewe, a widely-spokenvariety of Gbe across modern ...
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Literary Circulation in the Context of Linguistic Discontinuity

2022
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Linguistics and Ancient Western Linguistic Thought The Dialectic of Discontinuity and Continuity - - A Descriptive Comparative Study -

Modern linguistics is an independent field of study, with its own principles, methodologies, and epistemological and philosophical backgrounds that emerged in the early 19th century. There is an ongoing debate about whether this science is a continuation of ancient Western linguistic thought or a complete break from it, despite its significant ...
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Historical Linguistics in Brazil (1950-1990): historiographical study of the continuities and discontinuities in the treatment of variation and linguistic change in Brazilian Portuguese

, 2016
Wellington Jhonner Divino Barbosa da Silva
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“The Faint Thin Line”: Temporal and Linguistic Discontinuity inModern Love

a/b: Auto/Biography Studies, 1992
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