ABSTRACT : This is the second of two articles concerned with explaining the absence of any treatment of complement clauses by ancient logicians and grammarians. Why is it that ancient logicians and grammarians such as the Stoics and Apollonius Dyscolus neither deny nor deliberately omit the analysis of a complement clause in a sentence of the type : « We are told that Tryphon offended Dion » ? My hypothesis is that for Apollonius this kind of sentence had to be considered artificial rather than natural language (in his own terms, « an account of what had been said » or « [a transposition in] narrative »), which, although it is an explicative expression, does not belong to semantico-syntactic analysis.RÉSUMÉ : Cet article est le second volet...
The thesis "Syntaktické konstrukce po slovesech declarandi v klasické řečtině" analyses obligatory c...
peer reviewedThis article traces the historical development of complement constructions with matrice...
This thesis explores the syntactic and semantic properties of complement pseudo-relatives in Greek, ...
ABSTRACT : This is the second of two articles concerned with explaining the absence of any treatment...
This paper deals with the representation of complement sentences in a speaker's mental grammar...
From the introduction: It is evident that, despite a certain amount of word order freedom in Ancien...
While Classical Greek has a particularly rich complementation system, in later times there is a tend...
This paper traces the semantic and constructional development of the complement-taking verb εὑρίσκω ...
Several reasons have been proposed for the decline of infinitival complementation in Ancient Greek: ...
International audienceThis article criticizes the modern classification of complements associated to...
International audienceThis article confronts two ways of analyzing verb complements in school gramma...
Classical Greek (V – IV BC) is known for the complexity of its complementation system, involving inf...
International audienceThis article addresses the question of the motivation for using such or such a...
This dissertation examines distributional and interpretive properties of complementizers and their s...
Pierre Cotte considers the classic relationship between the main clause and the complement clause wh...
The thesis "Syntaktické konstrukce po slovesech declarandi v klasické řečtině" analyses obligatory c...
peer reviewedThis article traces the historical development of complement constructions with matrice...
This thesis explores the syntactic and semantic properties of complement pseudo-relatives in Greek, ...
ABSTRACT : This is the second of two articles concerned with explaining the absence of any treatment...
This paper deals with the representation of complement sentences in a speaker's mental grammar...
From the introduction: It is evident that, despite a certain amount of word order freedom in Ancien...
While Classical Greek has a particularly rich complementation system, in later times there is a tend...
This paper traces the semantic and constructional development of the complement-taking verb εὑρίσκω ...
Several reasons have been proposed for the decline of infinitival complementation in Ancient Greek: ...
International audienceThis article criticizes the modern classification of complements associated to...
International audienceThis article confronts two ways of analyzing verb complements in school gramma...
Classical Greek (V – IV BC) is known for the complexity of its complementation system, involving inf...
International audienceThis article addresses the question of the motivation for using such or such a...
This dissertation examines distributional and interpretive properties of complementizers and their s...
Pierre Cotte considers the classic relationship between the main clause and the complement clause wh...
The thesis "Syntaktické konstrukce po slovesech declarandi v klasické řečtině" analyses obligatory c...
peer reviewedThis article traces the historical development of complement constructions with matrice...
This thesis explores the syntactic and semantic properties of complement pseudo-relatives in Greek, ...