@article{4923,
  author                     = {Mushin, Ilana},
  journal                    = {Linguistic Typology},
  number                     = {3},
  pages                      = {287-326},
  publisher                  = {Walter de Gruyter},
  title                      = {Motivations for second position: Evidence from North-Central Australia},
  url                        = {http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/lity.2006.10.issue-3/lingty.2006.010/lingty.2006.010.xml},
  volume                     = {10},
  year                       = {2006},
  abstract                   = {It has long been observed that many languages from all over the world require that certain grammatical categories (e.g., person, number, tense, modality) occur in the “second position” of a clause. Much of the research into second position has developed formal explanations for this recurring pattern, based on interactions between morphosyntax and phonology. In this article I explore how pragmatics of information packaging interacts with these other features in the development of such morphosyntactic architecture in three North-Central Australian languages: Warlpiri, Wambaya, and Garrwa.},
  aiatsis_code               = {C19, N155, C15},
  aiatsis_reference_language = {Garrwa, Wambaya, WARLPIRI},
  citekeys                   = {cldf4:typ_Mushin_Second-Australia},
  doi                        = {10.1515/lingty.2006.010},
  hhtype                     = {specific_feature},
  inlg                       = {English [eng]},
  isreferencedby             = {cldf4},
  issn                       = {1430-0532},
  keywords                   = {Australian languages, auxiliary, clitic, clitic cluster, cliticisation, focus, Garrwa, grammaticalisation, information packaging, pronoun, second position, tense-aspect-modality, Wambaya, Warlpiri, word order},
  lgcode                     = {Garawa [wrk], Wambaya [wmb], Warlpiri [wbp]},
  macro_area                 = {Australia},
  ozbib_id                   = {4258},
  ozbibreftype               = {17},
  src                        = {cldf, degruyter, hh, ozbib}
}