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STUF - Language Typology and Universals, 2005
The paper invetigates relativization patterns in Sardinian, with particular regard to the typological parameters that have been used to classify relativization strategies cross-linguistically, such as the syntactic role of the relativized item and whether or not this role is indicated overtly in the relative clause.
CRISTOFARO, SONIA, GIACALONE, ANNA
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The paper invetigates relativization patterns in Sardinian, with particular regard to the typological parameters that have been used to classify relativization strategies cross-linguistically, such as the syntactic role of the relativized item and whether or not this role is indicated overtly in the relative clause.
CRISTOFARO, SONIA, GIACALONE, ANNA
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Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 1964
No Sardinian domestic site has yet produced Beaker remains, but complete or fragmentary vessels have been found in eleven funerary deposits (fig. 1). Of these, San Bartolomeo in the extreme south of the island is a burial cave, and Nuraxinieddu is a trench grave.
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No Sardinian domestic site has yet produced Beaker remains, but complete or fragmentary vessels have been found in eleven funerary deposits (fig. 1). Of these, San Bartolomeo in the extreme south of the island is a burial cave, and Nuraxinieddu is a trench grave.
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2015
We present evidence that Old Sardinian, in contrast to other old Romance systems commonly reported to be verb-second, had a form of verb-initial syntax with optional pragmatically-driven focalisation and topicalisation into the left periphery. We argue that this verb-initial order is derived through verb movement to C.
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We present evidence that Old Sardinian, in contrast to other old Romance systems commonly reported to be verb-second, had a form of verb-initial syntax with optional pragmatically-driven focalisation and topicalisation into the left periphery. We argue that this verb-initial order is derived through verb movement to C.
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A Sardinian Map for Multiple Sclerosis
Future Microbiology, 2013Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a complex autoimmune disease of the CNS. At present, MS etiology remains unknown, but it is believed to be caused by environmental factors acting on a genetic predisposition. Several studies suggest that different microorganisms could play a role in triggering autoimmunity, through immunological cross-reactivity or molecular ...
COSSU, Davide +2 more
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Folklore, 1984
ON the 25th of August the town of Nuoro, Sardinia, celebrates with a parade, the anniversary of the settling of a great statue of Christ Redemptor upon the top of a nearby mountain. People from all over the country assemble there and parade, dressed in the typical costumes of their native places, towns or villages.
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ON the 25th of August the town of Nuoro, Sardinia, celebrates with a parade, the anniversary of the settling of a great statue of Christ Redemptor upon the top of a nearby mountain. People from all over the country assemble there and parade, dressed in the typical costumes of their native places, towns or villages.
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2015
The present chapter outlines the main lexical and morphological features of demonstrative pronouns, adnominals, and adverbs in the main Sardinian dialects. It also provides a more detailed analysis of the syntax, semantics, and pragmatics of the above-mentioned demonstratives in Campidanese.
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The present chapter outlines the main lexical and morphological features of demonstrative pronouns, adnominals, and adverbs in the main Sardinian dialects. It also provides a more detailed analysis of the syntax, semantics, and pragmatics of the above-mentioned demonstratives in Campidanese.
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Dental development in Sardinian children.
Journal of craniofacial genetics and developmental biology, 1993A cross-sectional study of tooth maturation was carried out in a group of 382 healthy children (178 boys and 204 girls) from Sardinia. A single orthopantomogram was examined for each patient and the development of permanent mandibular canines, premolars, and molars was evaluated according to Moorrees' method [Moorrees CFA, Fanning EA, Hunt EE: J Dent ...
DIAZ, GIACOMO +4 more
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