Reflexivity in Kazym Khanty ...

This paper discusses reflexivity strategies in the Kazym dialect of Khanty, an endangered Uralic language spoken in northwestern Siberia. Khanty is a language without dedicated reflexive pronouns (Nikolaeva 1995, 1999b); to express reflexivity Kazym Khanty speakers use personal pronouns, a doubled p...

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Main Authors: Volkova, Anna, Toldova, Svetlana
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Language:English
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