“In the last analysis it is difficult to find a definition valid for all pronouns, though there is much in their often pecuiiar paradigms and usage to justify our setting them up as a separate word class" (Otto Jespersen). One of the peculiarities which serves to "justify" an interpretation of the pronoun (or, in this case, the Russian pronoun) as an independent word class is its completely unique distribution, that is, the syntactic combinations to which it lends itself
In this paper, I discuss the distribution of bare singular indefinite nominals in Russian. I argue t...
The Prosodic Word (Pwd) is a foundational notion in phonological theories, being relevant for the st...
It has often been claimed that adverbs are freely distributed within a sentence (Keyser (1968), Emon...
“In the last analysis it is difficult to find a definition valid for all pronouns, though there is m...
“In the last analysis it is difficult to find a definition valid for all pronouns, though there is m...
This article examines the characteristics of the categories of pronouns, which are distinguished bas...
According to the principle of richness of the base, systematic differences in the lexical inventorie...
The theory of structural deficiency (Cardinaletti, Starke 1999a) suggests a tripartite typology of p...
The present paper is intended as a contribution toward understanding clitics in the Slavic languages...
© 2019 Kalmyk Scientific Centre of Russian Academy of Sciences. All Rights Reserved. Introduction. T...
© 2015, Canadian Center of Science and Education. All rights reserved. Analyzed the functioning of r...
We want to know how far the syntactic positions of Russian personal pronouns affect their phonologic...
This is an introduction to the Special Issue Lexical constraints in grammar: Minority verb classes a...
This thesis is a study of syntactic constraints on the distribution and interpretation of the Russia...
This thesis is a study of syntactic constraints on the distribution and interpretation of the Russia...
In this paper, I discuss the distribution of bare singular indefinite nominals in Russian. I argue t...
The Prosodic Word (Pwd) is a foundational notion in phonological theories, being relevant for the st...
It has often been claimed that adverbs are freely distributed within a sentence (Keyser (1968), Emon...
“In the last analysis it is difficult to find a definition valid for all pronouns, though there is m...
“In the last analysis it is difficult to find a definition valid for all pronouns, though there is m...
This article examines the characteristics of the categories of pronouns, which are distinguished bas...
According to the principle of richness of the base, systematic differences in the lexical inventorie...
The theory of structural deficiency (Cardinaletti, Starke 1999a) suggests a tripartite typology of p...
The present paper is intended as a contribution toward understanding clitics in the Slavic languages...
© 2019 Kalmyk Scientific Centre of Russian Academy of Sciences. All Rights Reserved. Introduction. T...
© 2015, Canadian Center of Science and Education. All rights reserved. Analyzed the functioning of r...
We want to know how far the syntactic positions of Russian personal pronouns affect their phonologic...
This is an introduction to the Special Issue Lexical constraints in grammar: Minority verb classes a...
This thesis is a study of syntactic constraints on the distribution and interpretation of the Russia...
This thesis is a study of syntactic constraints on the distribution and interpretation of the Russia...
In this paper, I discuss the distribution of bare singular indefinite nominals in Russian. I argue t...
The Prosodic Word (Pwd) is a foundational notion in phonological theories, being relevant for the st...
It has often been claimed that adverbs are freely distributed within a sentence (Keyser (1968), Emon...