A Matrix Analysis of Bontoc Case-Marking Particles
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1964
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There is a class of particles in Central Bontoc , the members of which indicate the syntactic relationship between the substantive phrases which they introduce, and the predicate of the clause in which they occur. We call these particles case-marking particles. The purpose of this paper is to show how the field structure of these particles as revealed by the use of matrix techniques l enables us to set up two contrastive sub-classes of case-marking particles--topic and referent--and to indicate the implications of this dichotomy with reference to Bontoc substantive phrases.
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Bontok language, Morphology, Bontoc language
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Reid, Lawrence. "A Matrix Analysis of Bontoc Case-Marking Particles." Oceanic Linguistics 3, no. 1 (1964): 116-137.
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23 pages
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