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Analysing 'Wh' echo questions: a typological perspective with special reference to Hungarian

Abstract:: The study of Hungarian has provided and continues to offer important insights into how different aspects of linguistic structure may interact. As a classic discourse-configurational language in which syntax and information structure are closely related, research on Hungarian such as Laczkó (2017) has revealed much about discourse functions and how these can be encoded in the syntax. An important thread running through this research is the study of ‘wh’-question formation, not least because ‘w...
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Mycock, L. (2019). Analysing 'Wh' echo questions: a typological perspective with special reference to Hungarian. Argumentum, 15(60), 575–590.

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Mycock, L. “Analysing 'Wh' Echo Questions: a Typological Perspective with Special Reference to Hungarian.” Argumentum, vol. 15, no. 60, Debreceni Egyetemi Kiado, 2019, pp. 575–90.

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Mycock, L. 2019. “Analysing 'Wh' Echo Questions: a Typological Perspective with Special Reference to Hungarian.” Argumentum 15 (60): 575–90.
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University of Oxford

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HUMS

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Linguistics Philology and Phonetics Faculty

Oxford college:

Somerville College

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0000-0003-3473-0979

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Publisher:: Debreceni Egyetemi Kiado Publisher's website
Journal:: Argumentum Journal website
Volume:: 15
Issue:: 60
Pages:: 575-590
Publication date:: 2019-02-01
Acceptance date:: 2019-01-18
ISSN:: 1787-3606

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Keywords:: FFR
Pubs id:: pubs:981445
UUID:: uuid:63aa2662-5f67-4141-bc37-7e4bb7eaa4be
Local pid:: pubs:981445
Source identifiers:: 981445
Deposit date:: 2019-03-13

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Copyright holder:: Argumentum
Copyright date:: 2019
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