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Creole typology is analytic typology
Language Ecology, 2021AbstractThis paper reviews a number of specific features typical of analytic languages, in an attempt to investigate whether Creole languages can indeed be grouped, at least structurally, with other languages of the analytic (or isolating) type. Based onSybesma et al.
Szeto, Pui Yiu +2 more
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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2009
Abstract Ergativity refers to patterning in a language whereby the subject of a transitive clause behaves differently to the subject of an intransitive clause, which behaves like the object of a transitive clause. Ergativity can be manifested in morphology, lexicon, syntax, and discourse organisation.
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Abstract Ergativity refers to patterning in a language whereby the subject of a transitive clause behaves differently to the subject of an intransitive clause, which behaves like the object of a transitive clause. Ergativity can be manifested in morphology, lexicon, syntax, and discourse organisation.
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On the Typology of Palatalization
Language and Linguistics Compass, 2011Abstract This article presents a typological overview of palatalization, addressing issues such as the definition of palatalization, palatalization types, the sounds that undergo palatalization (targets), and the sounds that trigger palatalization (triggers).
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British Journal of Psychiatry, 1977
Parasuicide is not a single syndrome. Subtypes at present recognized are based largely on clinically derived stereotypes. When considering a series of patients, the clinician is unable to handle more than a few attributes at a time. This paper describes the application of three very different clustering algorithms to a material of 350 treated ...
A S, Henderson +9 more
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Parasuicide is not a single syndrome. Subtypes at present recognized are based largely on clinically derived stereotypes. When considering a series of patients, the clinician is unable to handle more than a few attributes at a time. This paper describes the application of three very different clustering algorithms to a material of 350 treated ...
A S, Henderson +9 more
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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2011
Abstract The notion of a template has been used in a number of linguistic domains to refer to grammatical patterns where the form of some linguistic constituent appears to be well conceptualized as consisting of a fixed linear structure, whether in terms of the arrangement of its subconstituents or its overall length.
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Abstract The notion of a template has been used in a number of linguistic domains to refer to grammatical patterns where the form of some linguistic constituent appears to be well conceptualized as consisting of a fixed linear structure, whether in terms of the arrangement of its subconstituents or its overall length.
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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2010
Abstract The notion of finiteness inherited from the traditional grammar and based on morphological criteria has been ill defined. While some typologists doubt the universality of the finite/nonfinite distinction, others suggest that finiteness is a scalar meta‐phenomenon or a functional tendency defined by a cluster of correlating ...
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Abstract The notion of finiteness inherited from the traditional grammar and based on morphological criteria has been ill defined. While some typologists doubt the universality of the finite/nonfinite distinction, others suggest that finiteness is a scalar meta‐phenomenon or a functional tendency defined by a cluster of correlating ...
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Proceedings of the 2007 conference on Designing pleasurable products and interfaces, 2007
The human being does not separate emotion from cognition, even when using or buying a product. This is one of the reasons why product and interface designers started to consider the emotions and pleasures that a product can bring to the user as part of their creating process.
Marcos Buccini, Stephania Padovani
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The human being does not separate emotion from cognition, even when using or buying a product. This is one of the reasons why product and interface designers started to consider the emotions and pleasures that a product can bring to the user as part of their creating process.
Marcos Buccini, Stephania Padovani
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A typology for the classification of disasters
Community Mental Health Journal, 1980A model that can be used to classify various types of dasasters is presented. The model allows for disasters to be classified along five criteria: (1) type of disaster (acts of God as opposed to man made), (2) duration of disaster, (3) degree of personal impact, (4) potential for occurrence, and (5) control over future impact.
M R, Berren, A, Beigel, S, Ghertner
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1974
During the past quarter of a century, the team concept has been viewed increasingly as one way of coping with the explosion of scientific knowledge and the proliferation of health worker categories. The purposes of the team are clear: for the patient, improved care and minimal duplication and confusion; for the worker, role identity, mutual support ...
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During the past quarter of a century, the team concept has been viewed increasingly as one way of coping with the explosion of scientific knowledge and the proliferation of health worker categories. The purposes of the team are clear: for the patient, improved care and minimal duplication and confusion; for the worker, role identity, mutual support ...
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