Strong linearity: Three case studies towards a theory of morphosyntactic templatic constructions

Jeffrey C. Good

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1 Introduction: Templates, linearity domains, and strong linearity 1 2 Causativization and applicativization of the Bantu verb stem: A case study of a morphosyntactic template 3 The preverbal enclitic ’a and the Chechen verb phrase template: A case study of a templatically-positioned clitic 4 Saramaccan serial verb phrases and uniformity in serial verb ordering: A case study of a constructional template in the syntax 5 Conclusion: Towards an explanation for the Strong Linearity Domain Hypothesis

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