This paper seeks to examine the conditions that govern the occurrence or non- occurrence of the object marker in affective constructions (i.e., constructions involving Possessor Raising such as Alimshika mkono Ali ‘He held him (by the) hand Ali’ and Mwili ulimtetemeka ‘(her) body trembled (her)’) in Swahili. From data drawn from a corpus of affective constructions, this study demonstrates that the conditions for animate object marking in affective constructions differ from those for object marking elsewhere in Swahili syntax and may violate some rules such as ‘object selection prohibition rules’ in Mukama (1976)
In recent years, the Bantu object affix that is commonly known as the object marker (OM) has attract...
In recent years, the Bantu object affix that is commonly known as the object marker (OM) has attract...
I examine object marking in the Nguni language isiZulu, focusing specifically on those properties th...
This article examines the role of object marking in relation to definiteness and specificity in Swah...
Bantu languages, Shona included, are well noted for their agreement systems that morphologically mar...
There is a high degree of morphosyntactic microvariation with respect to the number and position of ...
In a group of constructions in Swahili, the person ('possessor') and a part of the body or other thi...
This paper investigates the place of Swahili within a typological classification based on the morpho...
This paper discusses object marking in Swahili, a Bantu language. After presenting the contexts in w...
This paper discusses object marking in Swahili, a Bantu language. After presenting the contexts in w...
Traditionally Possessor Raising (PR) in Swahili is included with a variety of sentence types as an i...
The main goal of this research is to explore the linguistic forms that Swahili uses to encode emotio...
This study investigated the encoding of animate/inanimate distinctions in the pronominal systems of ...
The paper presents a detailed discussion of morphosyntactic variation in object marking in Bantu. Bu...
Object markers in Bantu languages have commonly been analysed as either agreement morphemes or incor...
In recent years, the Bantu object affix that is commonly known as the object marker (OM) has attract...
In recent years, the Bantu object affix that is commonly known as the object marker (OM) has attract...
I examine object marking in the Nguni language isiZulu, focusing specifically on those properties th...
This article examines the role of object marking in relation to definiteness and specificity in Swah...
Bantu languages, Shona included, are well noted for their agreement systems that morphologically mar...
There is a high degree of morphosyntactic microvariation with respect to the number and position of ...
In a group of constructions in Swahili, the person ('possessor') and a part of the body or other thi...
This paper investigates the place of Swahili within a typological classification based on the morpho...
This paper discusses object marking in Swahili, a Bantu language. After presenting the contexts in w...
This paper discusses object marking in Swahili, a Bantu language. After presenting the contexts in w...
Traditionally Possessor Raising (PR) in Swahili is included with a variety of sentence types as an i...
The main goal of this research is to explore the linguistic forms that Swahili uses to encode emotio...
This study investigated the encoding of animate/inanimate distinctions in the pronominal systems of ...
The paper presents a detailed discussion of morphosyntactic variation in object marking in Bantu. Bu...
Object markers in Bantu languages have commonly been analysed as either agreement morphemes or incor...
In recent years, the Bantu object affix that is commonly known as the object marker (OM) has attract...
In recent years, the Bantu object affix that is commonly known as the object marker (OM) has attract...
I examine object marking in the Nguni language isiZulu, focusing specifically on those properties th...