Browsing ALLEX-Project Documents/Publications by Issue Date
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Shona Grammatical Constructions Volume II
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Shona Grammatical Constructions: Volume 1
(Mercury Press, 1985) -
Report from ALLEX Workshop, University of Zimbabwe, 20.-24.9.1993
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Annual Report for 1997 the Allex Project
(African Languages Research Institute, University of Zimbabwe, 1997) -
Annual report for the Allex project in 1998
(African Languages Research Institute, University of Zimbabwe, 1998) -
Annual Report for the ALLEX Project in 2000
(African Languages Research Institute (ALRI), University of Zimbabwe, 2000) -
Annual Report 1999 - The ALLEX Project (NUFU Project 28/96)
(African Languages Research Institute (ALRI), University of Zimbabwe, 2000-02-23) -
Education and Research Project for the NUFU Programme: Co-ordinators Final Report 2001
(African languages Research Institute (ALRI), University of Zimbabwe, 2001) -
The Standardisation of the Ndebele Language Through Dictionary-making
(Allex Project, University of Zimbabwe, 2002)The thesis assesses the contribution of dictionary-making in Ndebele on the standardisation of the language. The production of the monolingual Ndebele dictionary,Isichazamazwi SesiNdebele (ISN), raised a number of issues ... -
Adoption and Adaptation in Shona
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Report on the Retreat to Review the ALLEX PROJECT: Kadoma , 21-27 September 2003
(African Languages Research Institute, University of Zimbabwe, 2003) -
Annual Report 2002 "African Languages Lexical Project (ALLEX)"
(African Languages Research Institute (ALRI), University of Zimbabwe, 2003) -
Annual Report 2003 "African Languages Lexical Project (ALLEX)"
(African Languages Research Institute (ALRI), University of Zimbabwe, 2004) -
Annual Report 2004 "African Languages Lexical Project (ALLEX)"
(African Languages Research Institute (ALRI), University of Zimbabwe, 2005) -
The Categorical Status and Functions of Auxiliaries in Shona
(Allex Project, 2006)The study examines auxiliaries in Shona. One of the most problematic issues when dealing with auxiliaries not only in Shona but also in many languages of the world is the question of their categorical status. This study ...