Add to ORKGInternational audienceIn this paper, we extract general principles of language change from the study of the evolution of the conjunct order in various Algonquian languages, and propose four generalizations concerning the directionality of the spread of analogy in these systems. These generalizations are expected to bring insights on the analysis of data from other language families with direct/inverse marking but insufficient philological record, such as for instance Sino-Tibetan
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.We use the comp...
Innu-aimun is an Algonquian language, mostly spoken in Quebec. This language family is famous for it...
This paper shows that the Algonquian languages display evidence of a long-term shift from head-final...
In this paper, we extract general principles of language change from the study of the evolution of t...
International audienceThe term ‘inverse’ has been used in the typological literature to designate a ...
In einigen Sprachen koennen semantisch transitive Saetze entweder direkt oder invers sein, wobei die...
In einigen Sprachen koennen semantisch transitive Saetze entweder direkt oder invers sein, wobei die...
International audienceThe term ‘inverse’ has been used in the typological literature to designate a ...
This paper proposes an analysis of variability in sentence production in the 'nonconfigurational' Al...
International audienceJaphug, like other Rgyalrong languages, has an inverse marking system. Althoug...
This thesis presents a model of inverse-marking in the Nishnaabemwin (Algonquian) agreement system. ...
Direct versus inverse inflectional systems are a commonplace feature of languages which signal their...
This paper will present a detailed description of the inverse and the obviative in Japhug. The inver...
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.We use the comp...
This paper seeks to clarify several misconceptions that occasionally arise with respect to direct-in...
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.We use the comp...
Innu-aimun is an Algonquian language, mostly spoken in Quebec. This language family is famous for it...
This paper shows that the Algonquian languages display evidence of a long-term shift from head-final...
In this paper, we extract general principles of language change from the study of the evolution of t...
International audienceThe term ‘inverse’ has been used in the typological literature to designate a ...
In einigen Sprachen koennen semantisch transitive Saetze entweder direkt oder invers sein, wobei die...
In einigen Sprachen koennen semantisch transitive Saetze entweder direkt oder invers sein, wobei die...
International audienceThe term ‘inverse’ has been used in the typological literature to designate a ...
This paper proposes an analysis of variability in sentence production in the 'nonconfigurational' Al...
International audienceJaphug, like other Rgyalrong languages, has an inverse marking system. Althoug...
This thesis presents a model of inverse-marking in the Nishnaabemwin (Algonquian) agreement system. ...
Direct versus inverse inflectional systems are a commonplace feature of languages which signal their...
This paper will present a detailed description of the inverse and the obviative in Japhug. The inver...
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.We use the comp...
This paper seeks to clarify several misconceptions that occasionally arise with respect to direct-in...
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.We use the comp...
Innu-aimun is an Algonquian language, mostly spoken in Quebec. This language family is famous for it...
This paper shows that the Algonquian languages display evidence of a long-term shift from head-final...