In all, Mohawk has 58 prefixes, one for each possible combination of subject, object and indirect object.
Boon encourages us to rethink terms like "subject," "object," "different," and "the other," in order to "account for our fear of and fascination with copying".
Word order is grammatically free with no particular fixed order for constituents marking subject, object, possessor, etc.
She's almost mastered subject, object and possessive pronouns.
It is we ourselves as dancer and the dance, beyond the ego-world's divisions of subject, object, and interaction.
Hence, it allows the control of, for example, subjects, objects and instrumentation.
The 'making up' of people, the creation of subjects, objects, and identities, has been a fruitful avenue of historical and theoretical enquiry for many decades.
For in drawing on Merleau-Ponty's descriptions of the ways that we are world-making and world-embedded subject-objects, she reveals the ways that it is as subject-objects "for the world", "to the world", and "in the world" that we are passionately drawn to each other.
Or a game of tennis: subject-object-subject.
General syntactic characteristics of Athabaskan languages include subject-object-verb word order.
