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Narrog (2010, 2012) Deontic Necessity Typology #

@cite{narrog-2012} @cite{narrog-2010}

Cross-linguistic survey data on deontic necessity from a genealogically diverse sample of 200 languages (@cite{narrog-2010} appendix; @cite{narrog-2012} Table 6.6).

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How a language grammaticalizes deontic necessity. From @cite{narrog-2010} Table 4 / @cite{narrog-2012} Table 6.6.

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      Language counts by deontic necessity type. Source: @cite{narrog-2010} Table 4, reproduced in @cite{narrog-2012} Table 6.6 (p. 251).

      Total exceeds 200 because 44 languages have markers of multiple types (@cite{narrog-2010} fn. 17).

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        The sample size: 200 genealogically diverse languages.

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          Geographic area classification used in the sample.

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              Per-area counts of obligation (NEC) and ability/possibility (POT) marking. Source: @cite{narrog-2010} Table 3 / @cite{narrog-2012} Table 6.5 (p. 250).

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                      Count of a specific deontic necessity type.

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                        Total languages with any NEC marker (both + onlyNec).

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                          Total languages with any POT marker (both + onlyPot).

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                            Languages with any NEC marker: 121 + 10 = 131.

                            Languages with any POT marker: 121 + 35 = 156. (Paper says 157 = 121 + 35 + 1; the discrepancy is in the original.)

                            POT markers are more common than NEC markers cross-linguistically. @cite{narrog-2010} p. 406: 156 vs 131.