THE INNER OBJECT IN MODERN HEBREW: IDENTIFICATION, DEFINITION, STRUCTURE, AND SYNTACTIC ROLE.

The article discusses the morphological, semantic, and syntactic (governability and substitutability) parameters according to which the inner object can be defined and characterized in Modern Hebrew. In addition, it describes the various types of accompanying modifiers of inner objects in Modern Heb...

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Publicado en:Hebrew Studies Vol. 56; pp. 191 - 209
Autor principal: Ilani, Noga
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: National Association of Professors of Hebrew 2015
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