Titlebook: Topics in Kwa Syntax; Enoch O. Aboh,James Essegbey Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Index.Negation.Syntax.Verb.aspect.c

橫截,橫斷

James Essegbeyid after the financial crisis, “It’s awful—why did nobody see it coming?” The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the fragility of the traditional tools of economics and economic policy in explaining a reality that is increasingly less linear and, furthermore, to demonstrate the important contri

Binge-Drinking

災(zāi)禍

sult is not heroic resolution or confessional exorcism but rather an unsettled experience of grief, continuously interrupted and refused by what Winnicott termed ‘manic defence.’ The threatened loss of a love-object and the loss of a world are not readily separable in such a poem. Contemporary reade

Tidious

Book 2010eful to the editors of the series, Marcel den Dikken, Joan Maling, Liliane Haegeman to have offeredus this platform to initiate the debate about Kwa. We will also like to thank Helen van der Stelt and Jolanda Voogd from Springer for their kind collaboration and patience. We are also very grateful to

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混亂生活

Information Packaging Constructions in Kwa: Micro-variation and Typology,

adumbrate

Inherent Complement Verbs and the Basic Double Object Construction in Gbe,

Nucleate

The Empty Subject Construction: Verb Serialization in Baule,

Intractable

GROVE