December 1988
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... Other factors include abstract/concreteness, structural weight, and the definite/indefinite reference of the possessor and the alienable/inalienable relation between the possessor and possessum. According to Nichols, (1988), the variation of the lexical classification of the possessed noun, or possessum in relation to its relationship with the possessor is the alienable/inalienable split. Van Linden (2023) defines alienability as a linguistic concept that categorises nouns based on the nature of their relationship with the possessor. ...
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December 1988