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Similar syntactic marking or usage of transitive objects and intransitive subjects.
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Configurational assignment of accusative case?
Some X' theories have a layer above V that they call v ("little-v," because it was originally conceived for dealing with voice and valency), and claim that accusative case (and the agent) get case fro …
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Are all "Ergative Languages" split-ergative?
I've noticed that in a lot of examples of "ergative languages," there is some piece of the language that does not fit the pattern we call "ergativity." … Are there examples of a language where every aspect (no pun intended) of the language fits the mold of "ergativity?" …
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