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Reverse Weak PCC in Washo

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We address in this talk a reverse weak Person-Case Constraint (PCC) effect observed in object marking in Washo (Hokan/isolate, USA), in which the verb always marks the person of the subject, while object marking is more complex. More specifically, overt objects are never marked, and marking of covert objects is obligatory where possible, which is only with certain subject-object feature combinatio…

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