Language, Band 74,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1998 |
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... role , then the noun destruction in the noun phrase the Romans ' destruction of the city is said to have an Agent and Patient role as well ( see , e.g. Grimshaw 1990 : 108 ) . ' However striking the resemblance in behavior between ...
... role , then the noun destruction in the noun phrase the Romans ' destruction of the city is said to have an Agent and Patient role as well ( see , e.g. Grimshaw 1990 : 108 ) . ' However striking the resemblance in behavior between ...
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... ROLE . Do the semantic constraints argued for above amount to a thematic role ? Many of the issues addressed in this article do not depend on the answer to this question . Whether the answer is yes or no , -ee stands as a reasonably ...
... ROLE . Do the semantic constraints argued for above amount to a thematic role ? Many of the issues addressed in this article do not depend on the answer to this question . Whether the answer is yes or no , -ee stands as a reasonably ...
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... role , at least according to Dowty's proposed definition . 19 The claim that the semantics of -ee nouns qualifies as a thematic role in this way is neither trivial nor expected . For comparison , consider the passive participle suffix ...
... role , at least according to Dowty's proposed definition . 19 The claim that the semantics of -ee nouns qualifies as a thematic role in this way is neither trivial nor expected . For comparison , consider the passive participle suffix ...
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