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Typological encoding of agency constraints causal event cognition
Languages vary in how agency is morphosyntactically encoded, but it remains unclear whether such typological differences relate to non-linguistic representations of causality. We compare Spanish (nominative-accusative) and Basque (ergative-absolutive), two languages that encode intentional vs. accid
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