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Morphosyntactic and functional asymmetries in Vatlongos discourse demonstratives

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Vatlongos (also known as Southeast Ambrym, Oceanic, Vanuatu) has four demonstrative categories: three person-based distance distinctions (first-person proximal, second-person proximal, and distal) and a contrastive category. In spatial situational domains, and to refer to locative referents, first-person proximal, second-person proximal and distal categories are distinguished from each other. D...
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2020-09-28
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Vanuatu
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Massey Research Online
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Næss, Å
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Language Science Press
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