Interrogative Enclitics

Interrogative Enclitics is a morphological construct consisting of bound phonological elements that attach to a host word to form a grammatical unit signaling a question, distinguished from other interrogative strategies by their obligate dependence on a host and their syntactic role in marking clause type without altering the host’s core meaning.

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    Susan J. Wolfson

    Princeton University, United States

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    Theresa M. Kelley

    University of Florida, United States

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  1. Studies in Romanticism

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