• The Domain of Phonological Processes 

      Baker, Brett
      Published 2005-10-10
      In many Australian languages, stress rules appear to apply to every suffix independently, before they are subjected to word-level phrasing (1). This pattern is difficult to account for whether we derive it in Lexical ...
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    • Setting the Scene: A Comparative Study of the '-te aru' Construction and the Attributive Passive in Japanese 

      Jarkey, Nerida; Iwashita, Mami
      Published 2005-10-10
      Broadly speaking, the ‘-te aru’ construction and the ‘attributive passive’ construction in Japanese are both de-transitivized, stative constructions that serve to set the scene for the ongoing discourse. In many cases, the ...
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    • Reflexive - Middle and Reciprocal - Middle Continua in Romanian 

      Calude, Andreea S
      Published 2005-10-10
      In Romanian, the middle marker se is employed to encode five distinct situation types: reflexive, reciprocal, (medio-)passive, inchoative and impersonal. The principal aim of the present research is to identify the ...
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