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Results: 51-75/101
Authors:
BASILICO D
Citation: D. Basilico, THE TOPIC IS THERE (EXISTENTIAL SENTENCES, COPULA, SUBJECT AND OBJECTPROPERTIES), Studia linguistica, 51(3), 1997, pp. 278-316
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SAUALI EH
RAHHALI M
Citation: Eh. Sauali et M. Rahhali, A MINIMALIST APPROACH TO VERB MOVEMENT IN STANDARD ARABIC, Studia linguistica, 51(3), 1997, pp. 317-338
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REED LA
Citation: La. Reed, PRONOMINALIZED ASPECT -LANGUAGE ON THE EXAMPLE OF FRENCH( THE GRAMMAROF NATURAL), Studia linguistica, 51(2), 1997, pp. 121-153
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LAENZLINGER C
SHLONSKY U
Citation: C. Laenzlinger et U. Shlonsky, WEAK PRONOUNS AS LF CLITICS - CLUSTERING AND ADJACENCY EFFECTS IN THEPRONOMINAL SYSTEMS OF GERMAN AND HEBREW, Studia linguistica, 51(2), 1997, pp. 154-185
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JAYASEELAN KA
Citation: Ka. Jayaseelan, ANAPHORS AS PRONOUNS + CORRECTED VERSION OF THE ARTICLE ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN VOL 50, 1996, Studia linguistica, 51(2), 1997, pp. 186-234
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ROORYCK J
Citation: J. Rooryck, ON THE INTERACTION BETWEEN RAISING AND FOCUS IN SENTENTIAL COMPLEMENTATION + LINGUISTICS, VERBAL SYNTAX, Studia linguistica, 51(1), 1997, pp. 1-49
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MORO A
Citation: A. Moro, DYNAMIC ANTISYMMETRY - MOVEMENT AS A SYMMETRY-BREAKING PHENOMENON( LINGUISTIC THEORY ), Studia linguistica, 51(1), 1997, pp. 50-76
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BECK J
Citation: J. Beck, THE DEICTIC STRUCTURE HYPOTHESIS + PREDICATION, GENERATIVE GRAMMAR, Studia linguistica, 51(1), 1997, pp. 76-119
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JAYASEELAN KA
Citation: Ka. Jayaseelan, ANAPHORS AS PRONOUNS + PRONOMINAL ELEMENTS IN MORPHOLOGICALLY COMPLEXREFLEXIVE ANAPHORS, Studia linguistica, 50(3), 1996, pp. 207-255
Authors:
IWATA S
Citation: S. Iwata, MOTION AND EXTENT - 2 SIDES OF THE SAME COIN( THE INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF GO AND GO(EXT) BASED ON JACKENDOFF ANALYSIS ), Studia linguistica, 50(3), 1996, pp. 256-282
Authors:
DECLERCK R
TANAKA K
Citation: R. Declerck et K. Tanaka, CONSTRAINTS ON TENSE CHOICE IN REPORTED SPEECH, Studia linguistica, 50(3), 1996, pp. 283-301
THE REPRESENTATION OF VOWEL REDUCTION - NON-SPECIFICATION AND REDUCTION IN OLD-ENGLISH AND BULGARIAN
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ANDERSON J
Citation: J. Anderson, THE REPRESENTATION OF VOWEL REDUCTION - NON-SPECIFICATION AND REDUCTION IN OLD-ENGLISH AND BULGARIAN, Studia linguistica, 50(2), 1996, pp. 91-105
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VANGELDEREN E
Citation: E. Vangelderen, THE REANALYSIS OF GRAMMATICALIZED PREPOSITIONS IN MIDDLE-ENGLISH, Studia linguistica, 50(2), 1996, pp. 106-124
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BARKEMA H
Citation: H. Barkema, IDIOMATICITY AND TERMINOLOGY - A MULTIDIMENSIONAL DESCRIPTIVE MODEL, Studia linguistica, 50(2), 1996, pp. 125-160
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CAMPBELL R
Citation: R. Campbell, SPECIFICITY OPERATORS IN SPECDP, Studia linguistica, 50(2), 1996, pp. 161-188
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BAUER L
Citation: L. Bauer, NO PHONETIC ICONICITY IN EVALUATIVE MORPHOLOGY + RESULTS OF TESTS ON A GENETICALLY DIVERSE GROUP OF 50 LANGUAGES, Studia linguistica, 50(2), 1996, pp. 189-206
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CORNIPS L
HULK A
Citation: L. Cornips et A. Hulk, ERGATIVE REFLEXIVES IN HEERLEN DUTCH AND FRENCH, Studia linguistica, 50(1), 1996, pp. 1-21
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COSTA J
Citation: J. Costa, ADVERB POSITIONING AND V-MOVEMENT IN ENGLISH - SOME MORE EVIDENCE, Studia linguistica, 50(1), 1996, pp. 22-34
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OKAMURA Y
Citation: Y. Okamura, THE GRAMMATICAL STATUS OF PURE FUTURE WILL AND THE CATEGORY OF FUTUREFORM + IN BRITISH VERSUS AMERICAN ENGLISH, Studia linguistica, 50(1), 1996, pp. 35-49
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BRANIGAN P
Citation: P. Branigan, VERB-2ND AND THE A-BAR SYNTAX OF SUBJECTS -2ND CLAUSE STRUCTURE( 2 COMPETING THEORIES OF VERB), Studia linguistica, 50(1), 1996, pp. 50-79
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LAW P
Citation: P. Law, UNIVERSAL GRAMMAR AND LANGUAGE LEARNABILITY - SALEEMI,A, Studia linguistica, 50(1), 1996, pp. 80-89
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SIGURD B
Citation: B. Sigurd, MALMBERG,BERTIL - IN-MEMORIAM, Studia linguistica, 49(2), 1995, pp. 99-102
Authors:
FRANK R
KROCH A
Citation: R. Frank et A. Kroch, GENERALIZED TRANSFORMATIONS AND THE THEORY OF GRAMMAR, Studia linguistica, 49(2), 1995, pp. 103-151
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AIKHENVALD AY
Citation: Ay. Aikhenvald, PERSON MARKING AND DISCOURSE IN NORTH ARAWAK LANGUAGES, Studia linguistica, 49(2), 1995, pp. 152-195
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MENAUGH M
Citation: M. Menaugh, THE ENGLISH MODALS AND ESTABLISHED MODELS OF PROBABILITY AND POSSIBILITY - A SIGN-BASED ANALYSIS, Studia linguistica, 49(2), 1995, pp. 196-227