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ICULD-0042 Bende (F12): morphosyntactic variation
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Morphosyntactic Variation in Bantu
Abstract The chapter provides an introduction to the volume, sets out the contexts in which it is placed, and provides a short summary of the chapters included in it. The discussion includes summaries of relevant research in Bantu classification, in typological and formal approaches to the study of linguistic variation and micro ...
Hannah Gibson +2 more
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Object marking and morphosyntactic variation in Bantu
Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, 2012 The paper presents a detailed discussion of morphosyntactic variation in object marking in Bantu. Building on previous work (Marten et al., 2007), the paper investigates variation in object marking in 16 Bantu languages with respect to six parameters: the co-occurrence of object markers and lexical objects, the obligatoriness of object markers with ...
Lutz Marten, Nancy C Kula
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Comparative analysis of morphosyntactic variation in Bantu languages
Abstract Following a long tradition of historical-comparative work in Bantu, recent years have seen an increase in studies adopting systematic, parametric approaches to morphosyntactic variation in Bantu. In parallel with this, there have been a number of research projects to record and analyse typological data using large-scale online ...
Marten Lutz
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Lexical frequency and morphosyntactic variation
Spanish in Context, 2017 AbstractThe role of frequency in language variation has received a great deal of attention in recent years, especially in phonology. Recently,Erker and Guy (2012)extended the analysis of frequency to morphosyntactic variation and examined frequency effects in variation between null and overt subject personal pronouns (SPPs) in New York City Spanish ...
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Morphosyntactic Variation and Change in Italian
Italian is an Italo-Romance language based upon a form of Tuscan, old Florentine. For centuries, Italian was a literary language mastered only by well-educated elites. In contrast, almost the entire population spoke a local variety of Italo-Romance. The Italo-Romance varieties are not dialects—that is, variations—of Italian, but they are languages in ...
Michela Cennamo, Francesco Maria Ciconte
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Morphosyntactic and semantic variation in applicative constructions
2006Abstract In this chapter, I consider ways in which the morphosyntactic characteristics of applicative constructions vary. Along the way I will point out tendencies in applicative system variation where possible on the basis of available descriptions (the tendency for beneficiary/recipient applicative constructions to be obligatory for ...
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Nonstandard Morphosyntactic Variation in English Worldwide
This study seeks to address what Bernd Kortmann has recently identified as a deficit in the corpus-based study of non-standard syntactic variation in English from a global perspective. Its findings are drawn from the 1.9-billion-word Corpus of Global Web-based English, with predictions relevant to patterns identified in the twenty English varieties ...exaly +2 more sources