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- Influence
Considerations when constructing a semantic differential scale.
- Jayne. Al-Hindawe, Critical Enquiry.
- Computer Science
- 1996
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Promoting Agency or 'Stepping Stones R Us'? : recent Melbourne youth theatre.
- G. Milne, Critical Enquiry.
- Sociology
- 1 October 2005
The face of young people's theatre (YPT) in Australia underwent profound change through the 1980s and 1990s.1 In short, theatre-in-education, (theatre performed by professional companies for the… Expand
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The Grammaticization of zero : asymmetries in tense and aspect systems.
- J. Bybee, Critical Enquiry.
- Mathematics
- 1990
An interesting consequence of the grammaticization process is the development of meaning in zero-marked forms. When a grammaticizing overt morpheme becomes obligatory, it may happen that other… Expand
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'Separate and peculiar' : the survival of 'Pennsylvania Dutch' in Ontario, Canada.
- K. Burridge, Critical Enquiry.
- Political Science
- 1988
At the beginning of the 19th century immigrants of German and Swiss origin flooded into Ontario from Pennsylvania bringing with them their particular dialect of German (hereafter PG). Waterloo… Expand
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Cypriot as a Vos language.
- Erma. Vassiliou, Critical Enquiry.
- Art
- 1995
1.0 Introduction Cypriot is usually referred to as a dialect of Greek, but Standard Greek and Cypriot are mutually unintelligible. According to Newton (1972:19), “While speakers of village dialect do… Expand
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Referent tracking strategies of young children in extended narrative discourse.
- J. Wigglesworth, Critical Enquiry.
- Political Science
- 1991
Introducing, tracking and differentiating between the various characters in a story are essential features of storytelling. This paper reports on a study in which narratives were elicited from ten… Expand
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Aspectually-bounded structures in the Chinese pear stories : the two le's in Chinese : a case of homonymy, polysemy or neither?
- Hilary Chappell, Critical Enquiry.
- Art
- 1988
In standard Chinese, time reference is indicated largely by lexical means, that is, through the use of temporal adverbs and phrases which indicate the time setting, for example, in the initial stages… Expand
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