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Haspelmath 1997
Haspelmath, Martin (1997). Indefinite pronouns. Oxford Studies in Typology and Linguistic Theory. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
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| Chapter topic | Citations |
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| Interrogative, Indefinite, and Negative-Polarity Pro-forms | 1 |
| Negative-Polarity Indefinites and the Scope of Negation | 1 |
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- Typologically, the pattern maps onto the cross-linguistic tendency — documented by — for interrogative and indefinite functions to be formally related but distinguished by particles or suppletive roots. no page Interrogative, Indefinite, and Negative-Polarity Pro-forms
- The series is of the cross-linguistically common type whose members derive from interrogatives and spread across a graded set of functions — specific and non-specific existential, question, conditional, and negation . no page Negative-Polarity Indefinites and the Scope of Negation