argument structure k'u etc.

[R. Rankin]

> I think it's been suggested that languages which
> select the "higher
> ranked" object (recipient over patient) be called
> "primary object
> languages," the primary object being the recipient if
> specified or
> specifiable and the patient otherwise.

Matt Dryer has a paper on this but I'm uncertain
whether he is author of the primary/secondary object
hypothesis.        Bob