%0 Journal Article
%T Complete noun phrases. The mark of transitiveness in the Shanenawa language (Panoan Family)
%A Gl¨˘ucia Vieira Candido
%A Lincoln Almir Amarante Ribeiro (In memoriam)
%J Via Litterae
%D 2012
%I Universidade Estadual de Goi¨˘s
%X In this article we describe how the marks of surface structure clauses in a Brazilian indigenous language of the Pano family distinguish the noun as the subject of a transitive and intransitive verb and as a direct object. This description is based on a comparison among the Shanenawa language and other languages of the same family with the support of the gramatical forms of Proto-Pano.
%K Linguistics
%K Linguistic Typology
%K Brazilian Native Languages
%K Shanenawa Language
%K Grammar
%U http://www2.unucseh.ueg.br/vialitterae/assets/files/volume_revista/vol_4_num_1/Via_Litterae_4-1_2012_5-GLAUCIA_CANDIDO--LINCOLN_RIBEIRO_Sintagmas_nominais_plenos--Shanenawa.pdf