Polydefinites in Greek¶
Lekakou, M., & Szendrői, K. (2012). Polydefinites in Greek: Ellipsis, close apposition and expletive determiners. Journal of Linguistics, 48(1), 107-149.
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- Determiner Spreading
- In Greek polydefinites, an adjective and noun can each have an overt article; in Rukiga, a modifier can carry an augment alongside its noun-class morphology.
This sourceDescribes the construction in the abstract on printed p. 107 and §1 on pp. 108–109: silver-pen examples (1a–b), single-article contrast (3a–b), and p. 109 note 4 on special/frozen nonrestrictive uses. The close-apposition, ellipsis and determiner accounts are the authors' proposals, reported in the abstract and introduction rather than established here as a universal mechanism. The complete 44-page publisher-layout PDF was remotely text-accessible; its first page is a cover, so printed p. 107 is one-based PDF p. 2. New local retrieval returned 403 and page-image retrieval failed; no local byte hash, visual diacritic audit or full theoretical rederivation is claimed. First published online 19 December 2011, distinct from the 2012 issue year.
- In Greek polydefinites, an adjective and noun can each have an overt article; in Rukiga, a modifier can carry an augment alongside its noun-class morphology.
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