Back to Results
First PageMeta Content
Central Algonquian languages / Languages of the United States / Algonquian peoples / Indigenous languages of the Americas / Agglutinative languages / Cree language / Obviative / Algonquian languages / Clitic / First Nations / Linguistics / Languages of North America


Heather Bliss University of Victoria Partial (Non-)Configurationality in Blackfoot Introduction Algonquian languages are often described as non-configurational, yet there is variation in the underlying source(s) of non-c
Add to Reading List

Document Date: 2014-04-08 15:44:43

Open Document

File Size: 324,35 KB

Share Result on Facebook

City

New York / Amherst / /

Company

Oxford University Press / AEs / proximate AE / Mohawk / /

Facility

Heather Bliss University of Victoria References Baker / Heather Bliss University of Victoria Partial / University of Chicago / /

IndustryTerm

Sentence processing / /

MarketIndex

Russell 1995 / /

Organization

Heather Bliss University / North East Linguistic Society / Michigan State University / National Park Service / Oxford University / Heather Bliss University of Victoria Partial / University of Victoria / University of Chicago / MIT / /

Person

Michael David / Anna Piohkomiaaki / Kevin Russell / Jill Beckman / Charlotte Russell / /

PublishedMedium

International Journal of American Linguistics / Journal of Linguistics / /

Technology

artificial intelligence / /

SocialTag