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Deictic Features: Evidence from S kwx wú7mesh

Gillon, 2009

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8040134247720703112
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Gillon C
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International Journal of American Linguistics

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In this paper, I describe the determiner and demonstrative system of S kwx wú7mesh, a Coast Salish language spoken in southwestern British Columbia. The determiners and demonstratives have previously been described as having deictic properties (Kuipers 1967 …
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