Canonical and non-canonical structures in Polish

Canonical and non-canonical structures in Polish

by Bogdan Szymanek, Wojciech Guz

Book 12 of Studies in linguistics and methodology --

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"The present collection of articles addresses a number of issues in the grammar of the Polish language. The common denominator for these articles is that they relate in one way or another to the concept of linguistic canonicity, as well as to the distinction canonical vs. non-canonical."

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