The Hungarian language has traditionally been analyzed by scholars as having a free sentence order. Recent studies maintain that the free order pertains only to surface elements such as subject, verb, object; on a deeper level there are two fundamental positions to the left of the verb: those of Topic and Focus. It is possible to explain variations in word order as well as verbal prefix movement on the basis of these underlying positions
This study is the first attempt at detecting formal and positional charac-teristics of single-word s...
The author claims that word-order shifts take place in the course of the translation of almost every...
This work examines the role of topic and focus in sentence processing, with particular attention to ...
This paper is part of a larger project directed at the syntax of verbs in Hungarian, which comprises...
Hungarian is often cited as a language with free word order. While this is not strictly true, the ru...
The first part of the study draws attention to basic problems of a contrastive description of word o...
The first part of the study draws attention to basic problems of a contrastive description of word o...
Hungarian is widely considered as a paradigm case of a language exhibiting a designated "Focus ...
In this paper, we discuss a phenomenon in the Hungarian language that instantiates this descriptive ...
International audienceThis chapter completes the previous chapter on word order. Hungarian is not a ...
International audienceThis chapter completes the previous chapter on word order. Hungarian is not a ...
The paper explicates the notions of topic, contrastive topic, and focus as used in the analysis of H...
The thesis is about snytactic ambiguity in English and Hungarian as well. Different topics are repre...
This paper focuses on the position and function of the verbal particle in German, Hungarian and Engl...
This volume contains selected papers from the 13th International Conference on the Structure of Hung...
This study is the first attempt at detecting formal and positional charac-teristics of single-word s...
The author claims that word-order shifts take place in the course of the translation of almost every...
This work examines the role of topic and focus in sentence processing, with particular attention to ...
This paper is part of a larger project directed at the syntax of verbs in Hungarian, which comprises...
Hungarian is often cited as a language with free word order. While this is not strictly true, the ru...
The first part of the study draws attention to basic problems of a contrastive description of word o...
The first part of the study draws attention to basic problems of a contrastive description of word o...
Hungarian is widely considered as a paradigm case of a language exhibiting a designated "Focus ...
In this paper, we discuss a phenomenon in the Hungarian language that instantiates this descriptive ...
International audienceThis chapter completes the previous chapter on word order. Hungarian is not a ...
International audienceThis chapter completes the previous chapter on word order. Hungarian is not a ...
The paper explicates the notions of topic, contrastive topic, and focus as used in the analysis of H...
The thesis is about snytactic ambiguity in English and Hungarian as well. Different topics are repre...
This paper focuses on the position and function of the verbal particle in German, Hungarian and Engl...
This volume contains selected papers from the 13th International Conference on the Structure of Hung...
This study is the first attempt at detecting formal and positional charac-teristics of single-word s...
The author claims that word-order shifts take place in the course of the translation of almost every...
This work examines the role of topic and focus in sentence processing, with particular attention to ...