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Verb Classification In Australian Languages William Mcgregor

Name: Verb Classification In Australian Languages William Mcgregor
SKU: BELL-5390584
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Publisher: Mouton de Gruyter

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.8 MB

Pages: 495

Author: William McGregor

ISBN: 9783110171419, 3110171414

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Verb Classification In Australian Languages William Mcgregor by William Mcgregor 9783110171419, 3110171414 instant download after payment.

This book deals with systems of verb classification in Australian Aboriginal languages, with particular focus on languages of the north-west. It proposes a typology of the systems according to their main formal and semantic characteristics. It also makes some proposals concerning the historical origins and grammaticisation of these systems, and suggestions regarding the grammatical relations involved. In addition, an attempt is made to situate the phenomenon of verb classification within the context of related verbal phenomena such as serial verb constructions, nominal incorporation, and complex predicates.