Toward a Typology of European Languages 1990
DOI: 10.1515/9783110863178.63
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Possessive adnominal modifiers Gianguido Manzelli

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“…In 1974, Philip Morris formed a partnership with the chemical company Zoecon to market a new insecticide ( Manzelli 1975 ). The insecticide’s active ingredient, methoprene, acted as an endocrine disruptor in cigarette beetles and tobacco moths, preventing their larvae from maturing into adult insects ( Manzelli 1975 ).…”
Section: Methoprenementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In 1974, Philip Morris formed a partnership with the chemical company Zoecon to market a new insecticide ( Manzelli 1975 ). The insecticide’s active ingredient, methoprene, acted as an endocrine disruptor in cigarette beetles and tobacco moths, preventing their larvae from maturing into adult insects ( Manzelli 1975 ).…”
Section: Methoprenementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1974, Philip Morris formed a partnership with the chemical company Zoecon to market a new insecticide ( Manzelli 1975 ). The insecticide’s active ingredient, methoprene, acted as an endocrine disruptor in cigarette beetles and tobacco moths, preventing their larvae from maturing into adult insects ( Manzelli 1975 ). Philip Morris anticipated that methoprene would replace phosphine, a common warehouse fumigant ( Philip Morris 1988 ) and pledged to assist Zoecon in introducing methoprene “in as many countries as we can” ( Seligman 1982 ).…”
Section: Methoprenementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of possessiveness has been widely discussed not only in descriptive works dealing with one language (see Szabolcsi 1981 on Hungarian, Taylor 1996on English, Koptjevskaja-Tamm 1995 Chukchi and Maltese, Verhaar 1997 on Dutch, among others), but also in typological research on morphological marking of possessors and possessees (Mark 1925;Ultan 1978;Ihsane 2003) and syntactic constructions (Nichols 1988), (Manzelli 1990;Koptjevskaja-Tamm 2002Graščenkov 2006). Nichols (1988) discusses data from the languages of North America, but her generalizations are claimed to be "applied to language in general" (Nichols 1988: 558).…”
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“…En premier lieu, il est clair que la disparition des variantes invisibles est une force majeure dans la fragmentation des dialectes, au point qu'elle peut donner lieu à des différences typologiques, comme dans le cas des possessifs. En effet, concernant ces derniers, l'espagnol, le français et l'italien ne forment pas un type roman, mais appartiennent à des types différents, étant donné que chacun d'entre eux peut être inclus dans des groupes constitués par des langues non romanes (voir, à ce propos, Manzelli, 1990). En deuxième lieu, nous pouvons admettre que les différences qualitatives entre les langues et les dialectes romans (telle chose est possible ou impossible) peuvent être le résultat de différences quantitatives, à savoir, le fait que l'une ou l'autre des variantes s'impose et « élimine » les autres.…”
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