Distributive Pluractionality and Plurality in Ingush: The case of G.uozh/lieg

Distributive Numerals in Tlingit: Pluractionality and Distributivity

On verbal number in Upriver Halkomelem*

In this paper, my primary objective is to present a formal semantic analysis of pluractionality, or plurality in the verbal domain, in Upriver Halkomelem (Coast Salish, BC; UH henceforth). Unlike most of the better-studied Indo-European languages, UH exhibits a robust pattern of plural marking on verbs. Galloway (1993: 323) identifies a range of interpretations that are associated with plural m...

Acoustic characteristics of ejectives in ingush

The purpose of this paper is to investigate acoustic characteristics which distinguish ejectives from pulmonic stops in Ingush (a Northeast Caucasian language), and to compare Ingush ejectives to those of other languages. The articulation of ejectives is relatively well understood, but their acoustic effects are less clear. Working with a native speaker of Ingush, ejectives and pulmonic voicele...

FUZZY ORDERED SETS AND DUALITY FOR FINITE FUZZY DISTRIBUTIVE LATTICES

The starting point of this paper is given by Priestley’s papers, where a theory of representation of distributive lattices is presented. The purpose of this paper is to develop a representation theory of fuzzy distributive lattices in the finite case. In this way, some results of Priestley’s papers are extended. In the main theorem, we show that the category of finite fuzzy Priestley space...

Examining the Relationship between Social Welfare and Life Satisfaction (Case of Study: Citizens of Kashan City in 2015)

Following the failure of economic development and growth policies and dissatisfactions resulting from applying these policies, related discussions to life satisfaction was proposed among various experts. In their opinion, different factors can be effectual on life satisfaction. One of the most important factors is social welfare. This study is a social survey and it has used questionnaire for c...