Some remarks on markedness hierarchies: a reply to Aissen 1999 and 2003
This short squib examines some problems with the Markedness Hierarchy approach of Aissen (1993, 2003) with respect to case and agreement marking systems. It argues that this approach, based on overt morphological exponence of marked forms both misses important Markedness relations that are not expre...
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University of Arizona Linguistics Circle
2005
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10150/126608 |
| Summary: | This short squib examines some problems with the Markedness Hierarchy approach of Aissen (1993, 2003) with respect to case and agreement marking systems. It argues that this approach, based on overt morphological exponence of marked forms both misses important Markedness relations that are not expressed morphologically, and fails to
account for certain morphological patterns. |
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