Add to ORKGImpersonal SE constructions in Spanish, like examples in (1a), are quite common, but their passive counterparts like (1b) are clearly ungrammatical
Various researchers (Halliday 1996, Hopper & Thompson 1980, Quesada 1998, Helasvuo 2001, Naess 2007)...
The present study deals with passive and mediopassive constructions in the modern Spanish language. ...
In this chapter we discuss some of the main properties of constructions involving participial passiv...
Reflexive constructions are a challenge for the interface semantics – syntax. Spanish is especially ...
This study explores the syntax of the impersonal and passive SE structures in the Spanish language a...
In this paper, we explore Impersonal-Passive SE Spanish constructions. Mainly, we focus on those sit...
The aim of this paper is to analyze, synchronically and diachronically, aspects of the Spanish imper...
This paper offers a multivariate analysis of the alternation between 2 Spanish constructions traditi...
Language has developed a wide range of syntactic devices to defocus the agent or, to put it differen...
Following Oca (1914), this article argues that passive and impersonal se constructions in Spanish ar...
Strategies of impersonalisation in English and Spanish include the use of passives, resultatives
In this paper, I will offer a corpus-driven analysis of impersonal constructions, focusing on two st...
This paper proposes a diachronic and synchronic analysis of the extensive use of se in Spanish refle...
The aim of this thesis is to involve word order tendencies of impersonal constructions in modern Spa...
Nominalized verb phrases have been identified as a possible source of passive and impersonal constru...
Various researchers (Halliday 1996, Hopper & Thompson 1980, Quesada 1998, Helasvuo 2001, Naess 2007)...
The present study deals with passive and mediopassive constructions in the modern Spanish language. ...
In this chapter we discuss some of the main properties of constructions involving participial passiv...
Reflexive constructions are a challenge for the interface semantics – syntax. Spanish is especially ...
This study explores the syntax of the impersonal and passive SE structures in the Spanish language a...
In this paper, we explore Impersonal-Passive SE Spanish constructions. Mainly, we focus on those sit...
The aim of this paper is to analyze, synchronically and diachronically, aspects of the Spanish imper...
This paper offers a multivariate analysis of the alternation between 2 Spanish constructions traditi...
Language has developed a wide range of syntactic devices to defocus the agent or, to put it differen...
Following Oca (1914), this article argues that passive and impersonal se constructions in Spanish ar...
Strategies of impersonalisation in English and Spanish include the use of passives, resultatives
In this paper, I will offer a corpus-driven analysis of impersonal constructions, focusing on two st...
This paper proposes a diachronic and synchronic analysis of the extensive use of se in Spanish refle...
The aim of this thesis is to involve word order tendencies of impersonal constructions in modern Spa...
Nominalized verb phrases have been identified as a possible source of passive and impersonal constru...
Various researchers (Halliday 1996, Hopper & Thompson 1980, Quesada 1998, Helasvuo 2001, Naess 2007)...
The present study deals with passive and mediopassive constructions in the modern Spanish language. ...
In this chapter we discuss some of the main properties of constructions involving participial passiv...