In recent years, the term ÔobviationÕ has been applied to phenomena in a variety of languages on the basis of perceived similarity to the phenomenon in Algonquian languages to which, I assume, the term was originally applied. An example of a descriptive use of the term occurs in Dayley (1989: 136), who applies the terms ÔobviativeÕ and ÔproximateÕ t
This paper presents a reanalysis of obviation in Nishnaabemwin under a feature geometric approach (H...
This paper seeks to clarify several misconceptions that occasionally arise with respect to direct-in...
This thesis presents an analysis of the verbal agreement morphology of Proto-Algonquian, the reconst...
Kutenai has an obviation system reminiscent of the system found in Algonquian languages in which at ...
Kutenai is a language isolate spoken in southeastern British Columbia and adjacent areas in northern...
textMeskwaki, an Algonquian language now spoken mainly in Tama, Iowa, makes a distinction between p...
Abstract: Kutenai has an obviation system reminiscent of the system found in Algonquian languages i...
This thesis analyzes how obviation, a grammatical structure found in Algonquian languages, is used i...
Michif is a language growing out of the contact between Europeans and Native Americans, mostly Frenc...
From the introduction, In Cheyenne, as in other Algonquian languages, when two or more third-person...
This paper is concerned with preverbs (modal, temporal, and aspectual words) in the Algonquian la...
Algonquian languages, including Blackfoot, are renowned for their failure to directly follow the Uni...
The obviative category in Algonquian languages serves to disambiguate subject and object nominals in...
Innu-aimun is an Algonquian language, mostly spoken in Quebec. This language family is famous for it...
Algonquian languages distinguish between proximate and obviative third persons. This paper claims th...
This paper presents a reanalysis of obviation in Nishnaabemwin under a feature geometric approach (H...
This paper seeks to clarify several misconceptions that occasionally arise with respect to direct-in...
This thesis presents an analysis of the verbal agreement morphology of Proto-Algonquian, the reconst...
Kutenai has an obviation system reminiscent of the system found in Algonquian languages in which at ...
Kutenai is a language isolate spoken in southeastern British Columbia and adjacent areas in northern...
textMeskwaki, an Algonquian language now spoken mainly in Tama, Iowa, makes a distinction between p...
Abstract: Kutenai has an obviation system reminiscent of the system found in Algonquian languages i...
This thesis analyzes how obviation, a grammatical structure found in Algonquian languages, is used i...
Michif is a language growing out of the contact between Europeans and Native Americans, mostly Frenc...
From the introduction, In Cheyenne, as in other Algonquian languages, when two or more third-person...
This paper is concerned with preverbs (modal, temporal, and aspectual words) in the Algonquian la...
Algonquian languages, including Blackfoot, are renowned for their failure to directly follow the Uni...
The obviative category in Algonquian languages serves to disambiguate subject and object nominals in...
Innu-aimun is an Algonquian language, mostly spoken in Quebec. This language family is famous for it...
Algonquian languages distinguish between proximate and obviative third persons. This paper claims th...
This paper presents a reanalysis of obviation in Nishnaabemwin under a feature geometric approach (H...
This paper seeks to clarify several misconceptions that occasionally arise with respect to direct-in...
This thesis presents an analysis of the verbal agreement morphology of Proto-Algonquian, the reconst...