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When is a Syncretism more than a Syncretism?
2008Abstract Syncretism occurs when different combinations of morphosyntactic feature values are represented by the same form. For instance, of the various forms of the past tense of the English verb to be, lsG and 3sc syncretize, and so do 2sc, I PL, 2PL and 3PL.
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2013
Syncretism is a term that describes a relationship between morphology and syntax, where the distinctions required by syntax are not realized by morphology for a subset of words. For instance, in Russian there is a syntactically relevant distinction between nominative and accusative, reflected, for example, in the different forms of the lexeme “book ...
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Syncretism is a term that describes a relationship between morphology and syntax, where the distinctions required by syntax are not realized by morphology for a subset of words. For instance, in Russian there is a syntactically relevant distinction between nominative and accusative, reflected, for example, in the different forms of the lexeme “book ...
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2017
The Conclusion to this volume returns to the three main questions posed in the Introduction, examining how a shared name, alongside material culture, can affect our understanding of ancient religious practices. The first section explores the benefits of a collaborative and comparative endeavour, drawing out examples from the earlier chapters and ...
Philippa Adrych +4 more
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The Conclusion to this volume returns to the three main questions posed in the Introduction, examining how a shared name, alongside material culture, can affect our understanding of ancient religious practices. The first section explores the benefits of a collaborative and comparative endeavour, drawing out examples from the earlier chapters and ...
Philippa Adrych +4 more
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Syncretism/Anti-Syncretism: The Politics of Religious Synthesis
Journal of Religion in Africa, 1997Simon Coleman +2 more
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Cyberculture, symbiosis, and syncretism
AI & SOCIETY, 2017The impact of Cyberculture, of digital devices on young people as extensions of the body, can be seen in terms of the decreasing structuring of thoughts and information, increasing impulsivity in perception and action, and the development of more primitive defense mechanisms.
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Voice Syncretism Crosslinguistically: The View from Minimalism
Philosophies, 2022Despina Oikonomou +2 more
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