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The effect of type of task on EFL learners' vocabulary learning. [PDF]
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Pseudo Noun Incorporation as Covert Noun Incorporation: Linearization and Crosslinguistic Variation
Language and Linguistics, 2014Pseudo noun incorporation (PNI) constructions in Sakha and Tamil obey a strict linear adjacency condition, such that not only the noun phrase (NP) but its head noun must be adjacent to the verb at phonological form (PF). I argue that this adjacency condition can be explained if the head of the NP adjoins to the verb to create a unit interpreted as a ...
Mark C Baker
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Noun Incorporation: Essentials and Extensions
Language and Linguistics Compass, 2009Abstract This paper presents an overview of the principal debates in the literature on noun incorporation, citing key examples and references. There has been much discussion about which constructions can rightly fall under the term ‘noun incorporation’; for example, compounding, denominal, deverbal, light verb, conflation, and narrow ...
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Noun incorporation and the progressive in German
Lingua, 2009This paper discusses the progressive construction in German and argues that this form constitutes a genuine instance of noun incorporation. Despite the fact that noun incorporation is not generally considered to be a property of Indo-European languages, we discuss several characteristics of the German progressive that bear a striking resemblance to ...
Michael Barrie
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The well-formed condition for Korean noun incorporation [PDF]
Pacific Science Review, 2014 In this paper, I aim to discuss the Korean noun incorporation phenomenon. I demonstrate that Korean noun incorporation occurs at the D-structure, syntactically obeying the Head Movement Constraint (HMC) of Travis [14] and Chomsky[7] and Baker [6] and ...
Yang, Man-Seob
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Abstract Chapters 5 and 6 focused on agreement phenomena as a way of satisfying the Polysynthetic Parameter and as a window on clause-internal structure. In this chapter and the next, I turn to the second major way of satisfying the Polysynthetic Parameter: incorporation.
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Abstract Chapters 5 and 6 focused on agreement phenomena as a way of satisfying the Polysynthetic Parameter and as a window on clause-internal structure. In this chapter and the next, I turn to the second major way of satisfying the Polysynthetic Parameter: incorporation.
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Noun Incorporation and Polysynthesis
2019This chapter discusses the properties of polysynthesis and noun incorporation in the languages of North America. Starting with the Humboldtian tradition, it discusses the history of the interrelation between polysynthesis and noun incorporation, especially in the context of North American languages.
Michael Barrie, Éric Mathieu
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