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- $80,517
Anatolian morphosyntax: reflexive, unaccusative, middle
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $53,171
Phonological evidence for syntactic structure in the earliest Sanskrit texts
SSHRC · 2012 · Principal investigator
- $64,010
Marshallese morphology: synchrony and diachrony
SSHRC · 2009 · Principal investigator
Anatolian morphosyntax: reflexive, unaccusative, middle
Principal investigators: Hale, Mark R.
Keywords: Hittite; Luwian; morphosyntax; ergativity; reflexives; middle voice; clitics
Phonological evidence for syntactic structure in the earliest Sanskrit texts
Principal investigators: Hale, Mark R.
Keywords: phonology-syntax; Vedic Sanskrit; historical linguistics; Indo-European
Marshallese morphology: synchrony and diachrony
Principal investigators: Hale, Mark R.
Keywords: marshallese language; marshall islands; micronesia; morphology; theoretical linguistics; historical linguistics
The lexicon and syntactic change
Principal investigators: Hale, Mark R.
Keywords: syntactic change; minimalism; early modern English; Oceanic syntax; Latin syntax
Grand travail concerté sur les asymétries d'interfaces et le traitement cognitif
Principal investigators: Di Sciullo, Anne-Marie
Keywords: asymétrie; interfaces; traitement cognitif; morphologie; phonologie; sémantique; syntaxe; recherche de l'information sur support informatique; analyseur sémantique et syntaxique; grammaire universelle; interprétation sémantique; interprétation phonétique
Syntactic discontinuity in Archaic Latin
Principal investigators: Hale, Mark R.
Keywords: Latin syntax; historical syntax; syntactic theory
Nauruan: deciphering the records of an endangered Austronesian language
Principal investigators: Hale, Mark
Keywords: Austronesian; oceanic; Nauruan; endangered languages; historical linguistics; theoretical linguistics
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