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Linglib.Studies.AlokBhalla2026

Morphosyntactic type of allocutive marker ([PPZ19] §2).

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    def AlokBhalla2026.instReprAMType.repr :
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      Distribution across clause types ([PPZ19] §3.1).

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          Where honorification surfaces.

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              A single allocutive datum: one language's profile.

              • language : String
              • amType : AMType
              • embeddability : Embeddability
              • hasTV : Bool

                Whether the language has a T/V pronoun distinction

              • has3PHon : Bool

                Whether 3rd person honorifics exist

              • domain : HonDomain

                Where honorification is realized

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                  def AlokBhalla2026.instDecidableEqAllocDatum.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : AllocDatum) :
                  Decidable (x✝ = x✝¹)
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                                        At least one language restricts allocutive marking to root clauses.

                                        At least one language freely embeds allocutive marking.

                                        All allocutive languages in the survey mark the verbal domain (verbal or both).

                                        theorem AlokBhalla2026.all_have_tv :
                                        (allAllocData.all fun (d : AllocDatum) => d.hasTV) = true

                                        All surveyed allocutive languages have a T/V pronoun distinction.

                                        An allocutive Agree configuration: a probe (Fin or SA head) enters Agree with a null addressee DP bearing valued [iHON] and [person:2].

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                                          Addressee DP features: valued [iHON] and [person:2]. The addressee is always 2nd person.

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                                            Check that the predicted embeddability matches the observed data (modulo limited-embed, which Fin subsumes).

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                                              All languages in the survey are correctly predicted by probe locus.

                                              structure AlokBhalla2026.HonRelation (E : Type u_1) :
                                              Type u_1

                                              The [iHON] relation: encodes social hierarchy between speaker and referent. ⟦iHON⟧ = λx. S_i ≺ x, where ≺ is social ordering.

                                              • speaker : E

                                                The speaker

                                              • referent : E

                                                The referent (target of honorification)

                                              • The honorific level determined by the relation

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                                                HonP: a functional projection in the nominal spine that hosts [iHON]. Wraps a DP's SO with an honorific feature.

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                                                  Extract the honorific level from a HonP.

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                                                    AA validity reduces to validAgree: allocutive agreement is not special machinery — it IS phi-agreement between a functional head and a null addressee DP.

                                                    SA-based allocutive agreement is root-only. Follows directly from SAP being the highest phase.

                                                    Fin-based allocutive agreement is freely embeddable. FinP is below CP and embeds normally.

                                                    Basque prediction: probe = SA → root-only.

                                                    Magahi prediction: probe = Fin → freely embeddable.

                                                    Korean prediction: probe = SA (particle-based) → root-only.

                                                    [iHON] features match under Agree: probe [uHON] can be valued by goal [iHON], paralleling standard phi-agreement.

                                                    Honorific valuation via Agree: applying Agree to an allocutive probe with [uHON] against an addressee with [iHON] values the probe.

                                                    Bridge to Studies/BhattDayal2020: SAP unembeddability parallels sap_particles_not_in_quasi_sub. Both follow from SAP being the speech-act layer that does not embed.

                                                    Connection: SA-based allocutive markers (particles) pattern with SAP-layer question particles — neither appears in quasi-subordination. This is a structural parallel, not an identity theorem.

                                                    Bridge to [YTGF20] politeness: social utility (φ weighting informational vs social goals) is the pragmatic analogue of syntactic [iHON]. Both encode social relations between discourse participants.

                                                    [iHON] is syntactic: speaker ≺ referent in the grammar. Social utility is pragmatic: speaker optimizes face preservation. The parallel: honorific level increases ↔ social weight φ increases.

                                                    Basque fragment has 2nd-person pronouns.

                                                    Korean fragment has 2nd-person pronouns.

                                                    Japanese fragment has 2nd-person pronouns.

                                                    Tamil fragment has 2nd-person pronouns.

                                                    Galician fragment has 2nd-person pronouns.

                                                    Punjabi fragment has 2nd-person pronouns.