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      On the synchrony, variation and diachrony of adverbial exceptive clauses in Polish

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      Glossa: a journal of general linguistics
      Open Library of the Humanities

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          In this article, I examine the synchrony and the diachrony of adverbial exceptive clauses in Polish headed by the complementizer chyba że ‘unless’. Synchronically, I argue that chyba-że- clauses are JudgeP modifiers in the sense claimed by Krifka (to appear) and Frey (2016; 2020; to appear(a); to appear(b)). Diachronically, I provide an analysis according to which chyba że ‘unless’ is treated as a morphologically complex C-head that developed out of the preposition chyba ‘except’ and the declarative complementizer że ‘that’ in Middle Polish (1543–1765)

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          Glossa: a journal of general linguistics
          Open Library of the Humanities
          2397-1835
          December 1 2021
          Affiliations
          [1 ]University of Cologne
          Article
          10.16995/glossa.5694
          ef883f53-147f-4783-ad42-d91a4abc8026
          © 2021

          https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

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