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نقد زبان و ادبیات خارجی، جلد ۲۲، شماره ۳۵، صفحات ۲۹-۴۴
عنوان فارسی Tripartite-Like Alignment, DSM, and DOM in Tati, Taleshi, and Kurmanji Kurdish: A Typological & Functional Perspective
چکیده فارسی مقاله Tripartite alignment, where intransitive subjects (S), transitive agents (A), and objects (O) receive distinct case-marking, is rare. Tati, Taleshi, and Kurmanji Kurdish, though not fully tripartite, exhibit tripartite-like effects in specific contexts, especially in past-tense clauses. These languages also display Differential Subject Marking (DSM) and Differential Object Marking (DOM), resulting in complex case-marking asymmetries. This study examines their alignment systems within a typological and functional framework, highlighting the influence of discourse features like animacy, definiteness, and topicality. Findings show that alignment is dynamic rather than fixed, shaped by both internal pressures and external influence from Persian, Azerbaijani, and Turkish. Through comparison with related Indo-Iranian languages, this research clarifies how morphosyntactic and discourse-pragmatic constraints interact in shaping alignment.
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عنوان انگلیسی Tripartite-Like Alignment, DSM, and DOM in Tati, Taleshi, and Kurmanji Kurdish: A Typological & Functional Perspective
چکیده انگلیسی مقاله Tripartite alignment, a system where intransitive subjects (S), transitive agents (A), and transitive objects (O) each receive distinct case marking, is rare across the world's languages. While Tati, Taleshi, and Kurmanji Kurdish do not exhibit full tripartite alignment, they display tripartite-like effects under specific syntactic, semantic, and discourse conditions. Additionally, these languages feature Differential Subject Marking (DSM) and Differential Object Marking (DOM), creating complex case-marking asymmetries. This study provides a typological and functional analysis of these patterns, exploring their structural classification, discourse functions, and contact-induced change. By comparative analysis, we examine how these Northwestern Iranian languages fit into broader alignment typologies, the grammatical and semantic factors influencing case-marking, and the role of functional pressures such as animacy, definiteness, and topicality. Findings reveal that alignment in these languages is flexible rather than fixed, challenging traditional linguistic classifications. Case-marking changes reflect both discourse needs and external influences, as Persian, Azerbaijani, and Turkish reshape these systems. This research contributes to our understanding of case-marking asymmetries in Iranian languages, emphasizing the role of discourse factors and language contact in shaping alignment.
کلیدواژه‌های انگلیسی مقاله Tripartite-like alignment,Differential Subject Marking (DSM),Differential Object Marking (DOM),Case-Marking Variation,Alignment Shift,Language Contact,Northwestern Iranian Languages
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گروه زبانشناسی، دانشکده ادبیات و علوم انسانی، دانشگاه شهید بهشتی، تهران، ایران

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