Eva Schultze-Berndt

Arts and Humanities

1. Australian languages 100%
2. Verbs 78%
3. Clause 47%
4. Information Structure 44%
5. Noun phrase 38%
6. secondary predicates 36%
7. Clitics 30%
8. Part of speech 30%
9. Expression 29%
10. Adverbial 26%
11. Spoken Language 26%
12. Prosody 25%
13. Temporal 24%
14. Depictive 24%
15. Iconic 24%
16. Case marking 24%
17. Crosslinguistic 24%
18. Independent 22%
19. Split 22%
20. marker's 21%
21. Descriptive 20%
22. Pronouns 20%
23. Epistemic authority 18%
24. Discourse 17%
25. Speaker 16%
26. Contiguity 16%
27. Lexical Item 15%
28. Epistemic 14%
29. Evidentials 14%
30. Access 14%
31. Intonation units 14%
32. Predication 13%
33. Distributed 13%
34. Lexical Semantics 13%
35. Language Documentation 13%
36. Reflexive 12%
37. Frame-work 12%
38. Mimesis 12%
39. Relational 12%
40. Progression 12%
41. Nominal Expression 12%
42. Gestalt 12%
43. Linguistic functions 12%
44. Constituent Order 12%
45. Intersubjective 12%
46. Grammatical aspect 12%
47. Lexical aspect 12%
48. Application 12%
49. Moroccan Arabic 12%
50. Secondary predication 12%