Possession Constructions
Possession Constructions is a syntactic construct that expresses a relationship of ownership, affiliation, or association between two entities, typically distinguished by the grammatical encoding of the possessor and possessed within a language’s verbal or nominal structure.
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Possession and the double object construction
Heidi Harley · Linguistic Variation Yearbook · 2002 · 593 citations
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A Note on Possessive, Existential and Locative Sentences
John Lyons · 1967 · 227 citations
W. Sidney Allen · Language · 1964 · 220 citations
Possession as an operational dimension of language
Georg Bossong · Lingua · 1984 · 202 citations
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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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University of Manchester
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University of Delaware
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Australian National University
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University of Oslo
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Pázmány Péter Catholic University
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Université Sorbonne Nouvelle
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