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Choice of nominative and topic markers in Korean discourse

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2022
In two written sentence completion experiments, I tested whether the choice of nominative and topic markers is subserved by the same mechanisms as anaphor choice and referent choice in Korean.
H. Hwang
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Partitive, genitive or nominative?

Linguistic Variation, 2022
The object has two variants in Estonian: partial object (in partitive, the functionally unmarked variant) and total object (in genitive or nominative).
H. Metslang, Külli Habicht
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The nominative-to-accusative shift in Japanese: diachronic and synchronic considerations

Journal of Japanese Linguistics, 2022
Some Japanese predicates allow their object to be marked either with the accusative particle o, the canonical marker of an object, or with the nominative particle ga, the canonical marker of a subject.
S. Nambu, David Y. Oshima, Shin-ichiro Sano   +2 more
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Karachay–Balkar relative clauses: Implications for a special type of genitive/nominative alternation

, 2020
Taking reduced relative clauses as the basis of comparison, this study investigates Karachay–Balkar non-subject relative clauses with two different patterns.
Asli Gurer
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Nominalism Through De‐Nominalization

Noûs, 2001
Etude de la critique du consensus entre semantique du premier ordre, semantique du second ordre et theorie des ensembles chez Quine, developpee par G. Boolos a partir d'un scheme distinguant les quantificateurs monadiques et les quantificateurs polyadiques.
Agustin Rayo, Stephen Yablo
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Neologicist Nominalism

Studia Logica, 2010
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What's nominal in nominalizations?

Lingua, 2011
This article investigates the nature of syntactic categories: What does it mean to be a noun or a verb? The discussion focuses on nominalizations. It is shown that there is a distinction between nouns and verbs at a basic level. The essential difference between verbs and nouns resides in the availability in principle of merging instructions in the ...
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Nominalizing Quantifiers

Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2003
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