Phasality, polarity, focality: A feature analysis of the Latin particle iam

Kroon, Caroline; Risselada, Rodie

doi:10.1075/bjl.16.05kro

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Edited by Ton van der Wouden, Ad Foolen and Piet Van de Craen
[Belgian Journal of Linguistics 16] 2002
► pp. 65–78

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Phasality, polarity, focality

A feature analysis of the Latin particle iam

Caroline Kroon

Rodie Risselada

Published online: 12 May 2003

https://doi.org/10.1075/bjl.16.05kro

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