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<p>this Book Approaches The Middle Voice From The Perspective Of Typology And Language Universals Research. The Principal Aim Is To Provide A Typologically Valid Characterization Of The Category Of Middle Voice In Terms Of Which It Can Be Incorporated In A Cognitively-based Theory Of Human Language. The Term “middle Voice” Has Had A Wide Range Of Applications In The Linguistic Literature Of This Century. <br>the Main Thesis In This Volume Is That There Is A Coherent, Though Complex, Semantic Category Of Middle Voice In Human Language, Which Receives Grammatical Instantiation In Many Languages. The Author Claims There Is A Semantic Property Crucial To The Nature Of The Middle, Which She Terms “relative Elaboration Of Events”, That Serves As A Parameter Along Which The Reflexive And The Middle Can Be Situated As Semantic Categories Intermediate In Transitivity Between One-participant And Two-participant Events, And Which Differentiates Reflexive And Middle From One Another. <br>in This Area, Most Analyses Deal With One Language And/or Are Limited To Indo-european Languages. This Work Deals With A Subset Of Middle-marking Languages That Was Chosen So As To Obse
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- Author
- Suzanne Kemmer
- Publisher
- John Benjamins Publishing Company
- Published
- 1993
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9789027229076
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Linguistics, Language Learning, Literary Fiction
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