• Loanword Adaptation: A study of some Australian Aboriginal Languages 

      McManus, Hope
      Published 2009-08-10
      This thesis is a case study of some aspects of the adaptation of English words in several Australian Aboriginal languages, including Martu Wangka, Gamilaraay and Warlpiri. I frame my analysis within Smith’s (to appear) ...
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      Thesis, Honours
    • Moving along the grammaticalisation path: Locative and Allative marking of non-finite clauses and secondary predications in Australian languages 

      McConvell, Patrick; Simpson, Jane
      Published 2009-05-19
      This paper examines three grammaticalised instances of local case-marking in Indigenous languages of northern Central Australia, coded as follows: (AN) Allative expressing object control on NP’s - the use of allative ...
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    • Ngarluma as a W* language 

      Simpson, Jane
      Published 2009-01-27
      An account of the morpho-syntax of Ngarluma, an Australian language spoken in the Pilbara, is given based on Kenneth Hale's fieldnotes together with Carl von Brandenstein's published texts. The analysis uses the W* framework ...
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      Article
    • Prepositions and preverbs in Hellenistic Greek 

      Budd, Noella
      Published 2008-03-14
      This thesis traces the history of usage of a group of words (‘P-words’) that were adverbial particles in Proto-Indo-European and became in Greek, as in many other IE languages, both prepositions and verbal prefixes. It ...
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      Thesis, Honours
    • A Longitudinal Study of Ngarrindjeri 

      Bannister, Corinne
      Published 2008-02-26
      This thesis aims to follow the changes that occur in Ngarrindjeri, a language from South Australia, over a period of 130 years. Over this period of time the speakers underwent great social and cultural change, with the ...
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      Thesis, Honours