[Lingtyp] Alternating argument marking conditioned by word order?

[Françoise Rose]

Dear Ilja,

Mojeño Trinitario (Arawak, Bolivia) shows a system of differential 3rd person subject marking. The alternance is linked to pragmatic issues, and therefore to word order.

Rose, Françoise. 2011. Who is the third person ? Fluid transitivity in Mojeño Trinitario. International Journal of American Linguistics 77(4, special issue on Argument-encoding systems in Bolivian Amazonian languages). 469–494.

Best,
Françoise


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Objet : [Lingtyp] Alternating argument marking conditioned by word order?

Dear colleagues,

I am looking for (and collecting) any kind of argument marking alternations (differential marking systems) that are constrained by word order (not necessarily exclusively). I would appreciate any hints to languages that exhibit this kind of differential marking and to the respective research publications.

Best,

Ilja Seržant

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