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Valency in classifier predicates: A syntactic analysis

Abstract The goal of this paper is to explore certain syntactic properties of classifier predicates, in particular, the realization of the argument structure associated with them. The work presented here is a first approach to a crosslinguistic syntactic analysis of two sign languages: Catalan Sign Language (LSC) and Argentinian Sign Language (LSA). 1

Elena Benedicto | Josep Quer | Sandra Cvejanov

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