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Inclusory constructions in the Māori languages of Aotearoa and the Southern Cook Islands

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This paper discusses Lichtenberk’s (2000) notion of inclusory constructions as manifested in two closely related East Polynesian languages of the realm of New Zealand: New Zealand Māori and Cook Islands Māori. Both languages have productive inclusory constructions typically used to denote sets of human referents as in the following New Zealand Māori example. (1) Kua hoki atu a Mere rāua ko Rere...
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19/09/2019
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Polynesia
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Journal article
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Massey Research Online
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Calude, AS
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The Linguistic Society of New Zealand
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