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Subject and object agreement in the Tangut verb

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1975 Singapore Publisher:John Benjamins Publishing CompanyJournal:Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area, volume 2 (issn: 0731-3500, Copyright policy )
Authors: Kepping, Ksenia Borisovna;

doi: 10.32655/ltba.2.2.03

handle: 10356/178660

Subject and object agreement in the Tangut verb

Abstract

In a letter to the translator (January 15, 1976), Dr. Kepping explains how her article fits into the context of the present state of Tangut studies (which have so far reached their highest level of development in the Soviet Union, Japan, and Scandinavia), and how it relates to important current issues in Tibeto-Burman linguistics in general. ; Published version

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