Word order in a free word order language : the case of Jiwarli.
Word order in a free word order language : the case of Jiwarli.
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自由词序语言中的词序:Jiwarli 的案例。
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1992
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Critical Enquiry.
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P. Austin;Critical Enquiry.
The central Australian Aboriginal language Warlpiri has been made famous in the linguistic literature as ‘non-configurational’ as a result of the analysis of its morphosyntax arising from research by Ken Hale. 1 Hale (1980) proposed that Warlpiri showed no evidence of phrase structure organisation (i.e. no evidence for syntactic categories beyond the word level) and no evidence of transformational operations (see also Nash 1985, Laughren 1989, and Simpson 1983 and 1991). Warlpiri has a number of morphosyntactic characteristics that make it radically different from the conception of syntax deriving from the study of European languages such as English: