This paper analyzes the historical divergence of predicates marked with old passive neuter -no/-to in Polish and Ukrainian. It is argued that the locus of change leading to the rise of the transitivity property involved a rearrangement of morphologically-eroded voice morphology. Despite the surface similarity of the Polish and Ukrainian constructions, their divergent distribution in the modern languages indicates that grammaticalization of the old passive morpheme proceeded along different pathways, implicating the internal structure of vP, and creating new accusative case-assigning possibilities. Artykuł przedstawia analizę różnic w rozwoju form predykatów z wykładnikami strony biernej w rodzaju nijakim -no/-to w języku polskim i ukrain...
This paper focuses on the question of absence of the pluperfect in the paradigm of passive voice in ...
This paper presents some results of our research on morphosyntactic variation in Ukrainian Russian. ...
Fronting of an infinite VP across a finite main verb - akin to German "VP-topicalization" - can be f...
Artykuł przedstawia analizę różnic w rozwoju form predykatów z wykładnikami strony biernej w rodzaju...
Abstract. This paper provides a detailed description of the Polish and Ukrainian-no/-to + accusative...
Die ukrainische Sprache, die zu den Nominativ-Akkusativ-Sprachen gehört, weist sowohl historisch als...
One of the key operations in valency rearrangement is the formation of mono-argumental predicates fr...
The paper offers a novel analysis of the impersonal construction marked with -no/to in Polish. Contr...
South-Western Ukrainian dialects have retained the option of auxiliary clitics in the formation of t...
The present study intends to examine the use of the nominal and verbal syntactic patterns in a corp...
The present paper aims to investigate the class of Polish resultative adjectives. Section 1 gives a ...
Na podstawie przykładów formacji należących do dwu kategorii słowotwórczych – nazw osobowych wykonaw...
This study provides evidence for microvariations in VoiceP (Legate 2014) by contrasting two Lithuani...
Polish and Russian had an important influence on the emerging Modern Czech Standard Language in the ...
This paper focuses on the last stage (cf. Fig.1) of the development of the lexicalised prepositional...
This paper focuses on the question of absence of the pluperfect in the paradigm of passive voice in ...
This paper presents some results of our research on morphosyntactic variation in Ukrainian Russian. ...
Fronting of an infinite VP across a finite main verb - akin to German "VP-topicalization" - can be f...
Artykuł przedstawia analizę różnic w rozwoju form predykatów z wykładnikami strony biernej w rodzaju...
Abstract. This paper provides a detailed description of the Polish and Ukrainian-no/-to + accusative...
Die ukrainische Sprache, die zu den Nominativ-Akkusativ-Sprachen gehört, weist sowohl historisch als...
One of the key operations in valency rearrangement is the formation of mono-argumental predicates fr...
The paper offers a novel analysis of the impersonal construction marked with -no/to in Polish. Contr...
South-Western Ukrainian dialects have retained the option of auxiliary clitics in the formation of t...
The present study intends to examine the use of the nominal and verbal syntactic patterns in a corp...
The present paper aims to investigate the class of Polish resultative adjectives. Section 1 gives a ...
Na podstawie przykładów formacji należących do dwu kategorii słowotwórczych – nazw osobowych wykonaw...
This study provides evidence for microvariations in VoiceP (Legate 2014) by contrasting two Lithuani...
Polish and Russian had an important influence on the emerging Modern Czech Standard Language in the ...
This paper focuses on the last stage (cf. Fig.1) of the development of the lexicalised prepositional...
This paper focuses on the question of absence of the pluperfect in the paradigm of passive voice in ...
This paper presents some results of our research on morphosyntactic variation in Ukrainian Russian. ...
Fronting of an infinite VP across a finite main verb - akin to German "VP-topicalization" - can be f...