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Patterns of Ellipsis in Telegraphese: A Study of Six Languages

  • Jürgen Tesak , Elisabeth Ahlsén , Gábor Györi , Päivi Koivuselkä-Sallinen , Jussi Niemi und Livia Tonelli
Veröffentlicht/Copyright: 26. November 2009
Folia Linguistica
Aus der Zeitschrift Band 29 Heft 3-4

Published Online: 2009-11-26
Published in Print: 1995

Walter de Gruyter

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  2. Presidential Address
  3. Tagungsankündigung
  4. Movement at LF Triggered by Mood and Tense
  5. Wh-Extraction from Clausal Complements in Polish: A Minimality/Locality Account
  6. Presuppositions in German Dislocation Constructions
  7. Patterns of Ellipsis in Telegraphese: A Study of Six Languages
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  10. Schwa Metathesis in Cajun French
  11. Rethinking the Relationship between Phonology and Loan Phonology
  12. Italian Loan Words in the Inflexional Noun System of Modern German
  13. LIBRI
  14. SOCIETAS LINGUISTICA EUROPAEA
https://doi.org/10.1515/flin.1995.29.3-4.297

Artikel in diesem Heft

  1. Sonstiges
  2. Presidential Address
  3. Tagungsankündigung
  4. Movement at LF Triggered by Mood and Tense
  5. Wh-Extraction from Clausal Complements in Polish: A Minimality/Locality Account
  6. Presuppositions in German Dislocation Constructions
  7. Patterns of Ellipsis in Telegraphese: A Study of Six Languages
  8. Schiß und Espenlaub: Idiome der Angst
  9. What do Smith’s Murderer and the First Man to Set Foot on Mars Have in Common? Or: Two-Tier and Implicit Opacity
  10. Schwa Metathesis in Cajun French
  11. Rethinking the Relationship between Phonology and Loan Phonology
  12. Italian Loan Words in the Inflexional Noun System of Modern German
  13. LIBRI
  14. SOCIETAS LINGUISTICA EUROPAEA
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