Add to ORKGCross-linguistically, there are three semantic or conceptual classes of reflexive verbs, which are often distinguished morpho-syntactically (e.g. Kemmer 1993). In Dutch, for example, the choice of the reflexive pronoun (light vs. heavy) distinguishes inherently and naturally reflexive verbs from othe
This landmark publication brings together 26 papers on reflexive constructions in languages from aro...
Language typology studies have shown that reflexive verb structures are widely represented in divers...
This Construction grammar approach to French refl exive verbs describes the formal and semantic cons...
Please be advised that this information was generated on 2016-03-06 and may be subject to change. Wi...
Dutch has two reflexive pronouns, zich and zichzelf. When is each one used? This question has been d...
This dissertation investigates the relationship between verbs and reflexive markers within reflexive...
2 Standard Dutch and German have two reflexive forms: a weak form (zich in Dutch and sich in German)...
This paper proposes a number of cross-linguistically applicable definitions of general terms that ar...
Standard Dutch and German have two reflexive forms: a weak form ('zich' in Dutch and 'sich' in Germa...
The article describes semantics and pragmatics of reflexive constructions. Common notes on the seman...
The topic of reflexivity has been extensively discussed in linguistics over the last few decades. It...
This article provides an overview of the various means that languages use to represent interpretive ...
This article analyzes the factors determining the use of dedicated reflexives in natural language. I...
Why do so many languages employ special means to express reflexive predicates, and why can what lang...
This landmark publication brings together 26 papers on reflexive constructions in languages from aro...
Language typology studies have shown that reflexive verb structures are widely represented in divers...
This Construction grammar approach to French refl exive verbs describes the formal and semantic cons...
Please be advised that this information was generated on 2016-03-06 and may be subject to change. Wi...
Dutch has two reflexive pronouns, zich and zichzelf. When is each one used? This question has been d...
This dissertation investigates the relationship between verbs and reflexive markers within reflexive...
2 Standard Dutch and German have two reflexive forms: a weak form (zich in Dutch and sich in German)...
This paper proposes a number of cross-linguistically applicable definitions of general terms that ar...
Standard Dutch and German have two reflexive forms: a weak form ('zich' in Dutch and 'sich' in Germa...
The article describes semantics and pragmatics of reflexive constructions. Common notes on the seman...
The topic of reflexivity has been extensively discussed in linguistics over the last few decades. It...
This article provides an overview of the various means that languages use to represent interpretive ...
This article analyzes the factors determining the use of dedicated reflexives in natural language. I...
Why do so many languages employ special means to express reflexive predicates, and why can what lang...
This landmark publication brings together 26 papers on reflexive constructions in languages from aro...
Language typology studies have shown that reflexive verb structures are widely represented in divers...
This Construction grammar approach to French refl exive verbs describes the formal and semantic cons...