Add to ORKGThe Syntactic Structure of Palauan Resultatives Embick (2004) has recently challenged the widely held view that English resultative participles (or adjectival passives) are formed in the lexicon while (verbal) passives are built syntactically (a proposal originall
This thesis investigates the nature of grammatical patterns through an in-depth study of resultative...
English resultative expressions have been a major focus of research on the syntax-semantics interfac...
Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: General Session an...
Embick (2004) has recently challenged the widely held view that English resultative participles (or ...
The article examines the structure of resultative participles in English: participles that denote a ...
The article examines the structure of resultative participles in English: participles that denote a ...
Current syntactic accounts of English resultatives are based on the assumption that result XPs are p...
Washio (1997; 1999) observes that resultative predicates are divided into two different groups, stro...
There are two types of resultative constructions, i.e., weak and strong resultative constructions. I...
Ever since the analysis of adjectival passives in Wasow (1977), it has been widely assumed that the ...
This paper explores a set of surprising contrasts between two major classes of adjectives in Tagalog...
This thesis proposes an explanatory account for the fact that some, but not all languages exhibit ad...
This thesis examines constructions known as resultative constructions. In addition to the well-known...
Passivization has been characterized as a strictly morphological phenomenon. Some definitions of pas...
This paper analyzes the adversity in Japanese adversative passives and in English resultatives. An a...
This thesis investigates the nature of grammatical patterns through an in-depth study of resultative...
English resultative expressions have been a major focus of research on the syntax-semantics interfac...
Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: General Session an...
Embick (2004) has recently challenged the widely held view that English resultative participles (or ...
The article examines the structure of resultative participles in English: participles that denote a ...
The article examines the structure of resultative participles in English: participles that denote a ...
Current syntactic accounts of English resultatives are based on the assumption that result XPs are p...
Washio (1997; 1999) observes that resultative predicates are divided into two different groups, stro...
There are two types of resultative constructions, i.e., weak and strong resultative constructions. I...
Ever since the analysis of adjectival passives in Wasow (1977), it has been widely assumed that the ...
This paper explores a set of surprising contrasts between two major classes of adjectives in Tagalog...
This thesis proposes an explanatory account for the fact that some, but not all languages exhibit ad...
This thesis examines constructions known as resultative constructions. In addition to the well-known...
Passivization has been characterized as a strictly morphological phenomenon. Some definitions of pas...
This paper analyzes the adversity in Japanese adversative passives and in English resultatives. An a...
This thesis investigates the nature of grammatical patterns through an in-depth study of resultative...
English resultative expressions have been a major focus of research on the syntax-semantics interfac...
Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: General Session an...