Any theory of person features must account for known typological patterns (including the
inventory of persons and generalizations about syncretism), but also provide a handle on …

The literature on processing of person and number agreement contains some apparently
contradictory results. On the one hand, some ERP studies do not find a qualitative difference …

In this paper, we compare the behaviour of the default in the person system (third person)
with the default in the number system (singular). We argue, following Nevins (2007; 2011) …

Calculations on lexical stability show that the V-pronoun is variable but the T-pronoun is
stable across language families (cf. Swadesh, 2006, Wichmann and Holman, 2009, Tadmor …

On a large and on a small scale, languages differ. It is evident that Dutch and Korean are
entirely different languages, but many speakers of a language are equally aware that in the …

This paper examines the morphology of nominal paradigms from a pan-Algonquian
perspective, focusing on inflectional syncretisms. From an empirical standpoint, our focus on …

In the literature on Dutch morphosyntactic microvariation, it is sometimes assumed that a
subpart of Dutch dialects lack certain morphemes, because they have no direct phonetic …

Neste texto, tomam-se como objeto da análise morfológica o lexema, palavra abstrata, a
que está associada uma matriz de traços que o caracteriza, e o (s) paradigma (s) de …

In this paper, we start from a basic assumption: agreement is a most relevant operation for
the Portuguese language speakers as a whole. The data from different varieties of …

An often discussed fact about Icelandic dative-nominative constructions is that nominative
objects cannot trigger 1st or 2nd person agreement on the finite verb; but when the …