Titlebook: Variation in South Asian Languages; From Macro to Micro- Pritha Chandra Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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Comparing Honorificity Agreement in Maithili and Bangla, by the c(ontext) head in the discourse domain, which encodes the status feature. With this understanding of the honorificity feature, cross-linguistic differences between two Eastern Indo-Aryan languages—Maithili and Bangla—are explained as per the Borer–Chomsky Conjecture.

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Negation in Select South Asian Languages,t generalizations. In some languages, negation is expressed by lexical items while others are morphological. The paper primarily focuses on two aspects: first, the morphological distribution of negative markers in different clause structures including sentential and constituent negation. The morphol

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A Correlative Typology Mixing Syntactic and Semantic Parameters,cipates in coordinating elements, forming indefinites, and questions. Given that the canonical semantics of correlatives, (Dayal ., .) analyses them as definite descriptions, which bind the pronoun variable via predicate abstraction, the question is what . is doing here, and how does the semantic co

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A Comparative Study of the Lexicalization of the Bangla Polar Question Particle , and the Assamese Assamese, respectively. Both these question particles seem to occur in polar questions and alternative questions. It is argued that the polar question particles ‘ki’ in Bangla and ‘ne’ in Assamese are interpreted as interrogative disjunction particles in alternative questions and embedded questions