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Case and agreement puzzle in the Moksha debitive
Journal of Uralic Linguistics, 2023AbstractThis paper is dedicated to the debitive construction in Moksha Mordvin, which exhibits patterns unusual for a dative-infinitive construction (DIC). The non-finite verb can agree with its internal argument but not with the external one. The internal argument can bear both the definite nominative case, which is otherwise restricted to subjects of
Alexandra Shikunova
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Attainment of Moksha in Kashi: A Qualitative Investigation
Mind and Society, 2023 Death-related beliefs and actions have changed over the course of human history. This study is a thematic examination of people who travel to Kashi, the Hindu sacred city, to die at the end of their lives. Pilgrims who arrive in Kashi to die anticipate a specific spiritual recompense called moksha, which is variously interpreted as ...
Sreeja Das, Tushar Singh, Shalini Mittal
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Moksha (An App to Stop Child Labour)
2017Moksha is an app developed on android with IBM Bluemix Visual Recognition API as the back end. It is an app intended to stop child labour by reporting it to the concerned agencies. It was developed during the IBM hackathon held as part of the IBM ICARE event for the year of 2016.
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Moksha: On the Hindu Quest for Immortality
2018This essay discusses the psychological underpinnings of moksha, the release from the cycles of death and rebirth, which has been traditionally viewed as the highest aim of human life among Hindus in India. It takes the form of a conversation between two educated modern Indians, one a skeptic and the other sympathetic to the religious tradition.
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ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 1999
Collaborative systems need to provide some means for users to be aware of peer activities. Common approaches involve broadcasting events generated as a result of a particular user's actions at the interface to others. Rather than flooding users with information about all activities occurring in the shared environment, filtration techniques allow each ...
Mariani, J., Ramloll, R.
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Collaborative systems need to provide some means for users to be aware of peer activities. Common approaches involve broadcasting events generated as a result of a particular user's actions at the interface to others. Rather than flooding users with information about all activities occurring in the shared environment, filtration techniques allow each ...
Mariani, J., Ramloll, R.
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