15.1209, Qs: Historical References: Slavic Clitics

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Subject: 15.1209, Qs: Historical References: Slavic Clitics

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Date:  Mon, 12 Apr 2004 19:13:26 -0400 (EDT)
From:  Patrick McConvell <patrick.mcconvell at aiatsis.gov.au>
Subject:  Clitic history - South Slavis imperatives

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Date:  Mon, 12 Apr 2004 19:13:26 -0400 (EDT)
From:  Patrick McConvell <patrick.mcconvell at aiatsis.gov.au>
Subject:  Clitic history - South Slavis imperatives

I am writing a paper comparing clitic placement influenced by mood
in some Australian Aboriginal languages and some European languages.
I am particularly interested in Bulgarian and Macedonian, with enclisis
to the verb in the latter. I think I have sufficient information
on the current situation but I cannot find historical detail to compare
the writing on this topic in Medieval Romance & Greek. I would be glad to
receive any references to this.

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