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(joint work with L\u00e9a Nash, Paris 8\/CNRS)<\/p>\n

The typological literature on relativization talks about correlatives,\u00a0externally headed relatives and internally headed relatives as\u00a0distinct relativization strategies. We discuss the case of Georgian, a\u00a0language which we argue has all three, and show how it builds these up\u00a0from essentially the same ingredients. We add to the typology of\u00a0correlative constructions showing that Georgian correlatives consist\u00a0of a left peripheral internally headed relative clause as opposed to\u00a0better studied correlative constructions which involve a free relative\u00a0construction. One question we ask is what the difference between free relatives and internally headed relatives is. We note that Georgian\u00a0internally headed relatives contrast\u00a0with free relatives in Hindi-Urdu and English in not having structural\u00a0definiteness. This difference, we show, has an impact on the kinds of correlatives found in the two languages.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

(joint work with L\u00e9a Nash, Paris 8\/CNRS) The typological literature on relativization talks about correlatives,\u00a0externally headed relatives and internally headed relatives as\u00a0distinct relativization strategies. 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