Publication: Naturalness is gradient in morphological paradigms: Evidence from positional splits
Naturalness is gradient in morphological paradigms: Evidence from positional splits
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Herce, B., Saldana, C., Mansfield, J., & Bickel, B. (2023). Naturalness is gradient in morphological paradigms: Evidence from positional splits. Glossa, 8(1), online. https://doi.org/10.16995/glossa.9280
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Agreement markers that refer to the same feature or argument tend to be found in the same position (e.g., all subject agreement markers as suffixes, all object agreement markers as prefixes). However, little is known about the exceptions to this trend: cases where different values of the same feature are marked in different positions in the word (i.e., positional splits). In this study, we explore the positional properties of subject and object person-number agreement markers in a phylogenetically diverse sample of 227 languages. We f
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Herce, B., Saldana, C., Mansfield, J., & Bickel, B. (2023). Naturalness is gradient in morphological paradigms: Evidence from positional splits. Glossa, 8(1), online. https://doi.org/10.16995/glossa.9280