Nilo-Saharan languages are well-known for their complicated system of nominal number
marking, which features a variety of singulative and plural affixes (Dimmendaal 2000). Even …

Split hybrid nouns in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian display two sets of interesting properties:
they can bear both natural and grammatical gender, and which gender participates in …

This dissertation develops a formal and psycholinguistic theory of person-based prominence
effects, the finding that certain categories of person such as" first" and" second"(the" local" …

Two recent papers on variation in agreement, one by Deal (2024) for the person-case
constraint (PCC) and one by Oxford (2022) for Algonquian direct/inverse Voice, have argued …

The main objective of this book is to develop a deeper understanding of the form and
interpretation of number, a core feature of human cognition (Dehaene, 1999). Using insights …

Giorgos Markopoulos Phonological Realization of Morphosyntactic Features Doctoral
dissertation Page 1 DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS SCHOOL OF PHILOLOGY …

In this thesis, I investigate the distribution and function (s) of gender in Tunisian Arabic.
Based on the observation that gender can ll multiple functions and hence receive different …

A reflection on the essence of gender as a grammatical concept leads to examining some
phenomena which suggest that gender is fundamentally a property of nominal syntactic …

The aim of this paper is to explain an unusual agreement pattern that arises between
Tunisian Arabic broken plurals and their targets. For example, a verb may agree with a …

This article provides a general analysis of the semantics of person, broadly construed,
through a case study of Ojibwe (Central Algonquian). Ojibwe shows person-like distinctions …