LINGUIST List 13.767

Thu Mar 21 2002

Qs: Ergative Verbs/Arabic, Irene Heim's Book

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Dr. Mohammad Al-Khawalda, Arabic ergative verbs
wnsalmon, "Notes on Comparatives and Related Matters"

Message 1: Arabic ergative verbs

Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2002 17:45:33 -0300 (GMT)
From: Dr. Mohammad Al-Khawalda <khawalda

mutah.edu.jo>
Subject: Arabic ergative verbs


Dear linguists,

 I am writing a paper about unaccusative or ergative verbs in Arabic.
To my knowledge, nothing has been written before about this topic since it
is assumed that Arabic doesn't have ergative verbs.I would be grateful if
you tell me about anything in this respect

Al-Khawalda

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Message 2: "Notes on Comparatives and Related Matters"

Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2002 17:35:28 -0600
From: wnsalmon <wnsalmon

unt.edu>
Subject: "Notes on Comparatives and Related Matters"



Hello,

Can anyone tell me where Irene Heim's "Notes on Comparatives and Related 
Matters" (1985) is published?


Muchas Gracias

- 
Bill Salmon

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