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Infância, alteridade e cuidado. Reflexões para um campo em construção
In this article we aim to give an account of some relevant aspects of the growing child care field of studies, to deepen the view from which it is generally approached.
Equipe Niñez Plural
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Due to high variation and competition of different potential forms, German noun plural formation is known to be challenging for children acquiring German as their first or second language.
Katharina Korecky-Kröll +5 more
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Plurality of Governance – Plurality of Systems
Nick, Woodier +4 more
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Abstract In Property Rights: A Re-Examination, James Penner returns to and develops a project that he has been engaged in for nearly three decades: to replace the influential ‘bundle of rights’ picture of property, which he regards as irredeemably flawed, with an alternative account—one that regards property as a unified entitlement.
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Morphological and semantic markedness revisited: The realization of plurality across languages
The paper investigates two related questions that concern the realization of plural morphology on nouns across languages. The first question is whether markedness in the sense of complexity in form goes hand in hand with complexity in meaning.
Alexiadou Artemis
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Investigating the acquisition of the number category by preschool children
This article overviews the theoretical foundations for studying the grammatical number of nouns from the perspectives of linguistics and ontolinguistics.
T. P. Mustakova
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DECOMPOSING DEFINITENESS IN VIETNAMESE
This paper provides a detailed description of how Vietnamese encodes definiteness in the nominal phrase in the context of the crosslinguistic debate about the existence of lexical articles in classifier languages.
Trang Phan, Lam Quang Dong
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Majang nominal plurals with comparative notes
This paper describes the complex Majang system of noun plural formation. Majang uses singulative suffixes, plural suffixes, and suppletive plural stems to mark number on nouns.
Peter Unseth
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FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW OF SECOND PERSON SINGULAR PRONOUN IN “BEOWULF”
This paper focuses on the Old English second person singular pronoun paying specific attention to its functional paradigm. There are some interpretations of the pronoun pragmatic specialization in Middle English and further limiting its usage in Modern ...
Valery Mykhaylenko
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