A Critical Discourse Analysis of Linguistic Features and Ideology Covered behind Jordan Times Newspapers’ Media Reports during COVID-19 Pandemic in Jordan تحليل خطاب نقدي للسمات اللغوية والايديولوجية التي تمت تغطيتها وراء التقارير الاعلامية لصحيفة جوردان تايمز خلال جائحة كوفيد-19 في الأردن [PDF]
Maǧallaẗ Buḥūṯ Al-Šarq Al-Awsaṭ, 2023 Media reports are considered as a representation of reality that reaches great numbers of people including newspapers, radio, and television. They provide people with daily and routine information about related social, economic, and political events ...
عيسى حمد احمد الخطبا
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A Note on an ECM asymmetry in Spanish
Isogloss, 2017 This paper discusses an asymmetry in Spanish ECM structures whereby NP passivization improves if the embedded clause is a non-infinitive. The facts are accounted for by assuming that structural Case can only be assigned once within a relevant domain (a ...
Lorena Castillo Ros
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COMPOSITIONALITY/NON-COMPOSITIONALITY OF IDIOMS: NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS’ CONSTRAINTS TO COMPREHENSION
Indonesian Journal of Applied Linguistics, 2016 Informed by Jackendoff’s (1997) Representational Modularity (RM) Hypothesis which states that, similar to how people make sense of categories, they also systematically make sense of language.
Yvonne Pedria Velasco
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Zur Flexibilität von Idiomen im Deutschen
Colloquia Germanica Stetinensia, 2018 This paper discusses the syntactic flexibility of German idioms, with a particular focus on adjectival modification, relative clause formation, wh-movement, and passivization.
Gisbert Fanselow
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Lexical Passivization (1) : A Criticism on the Syntactic Analysis of Passivization<人文・社会科学> [PDF]
, 2011 This paper criticizes the traditional syntactic analysis held in generative grammar for decades, in which θ-role and Case are absorbed on the basis of Case and structure.
吉田, 学 +3 more
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Reconstruction of Passive suffix in middle Persian Languages [PDF]
Matn/Pizhūhī-i Adabī, 2005 It has been claimed That in middle Persian Languages, one way of passivization was adding suffix - Th to the present stem of the Verb. Contrary to this claim, It is proved in this article that the passive suffix was - T which historically originated from
mojtaba monshi zadeh
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Passivization of Morphological Causatives in Azeri (Serish Abad, Ghorveh): Severing the External Argument from the Causative Verb [PDF]
, 2022 Two approaches can be identified to how external arguments are introduced to the event structure of verbal predicates. One approach takes the causative/little verb as the functional head introducing the external argument to the structure.
Adel Dastgoshadeh +4 more
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Passiv og passiverbarhed på dansk og tysk
Hermes, 1988 It is a general and undoubtedly true assumption that the passive has a higher frequency in Danish than in German. One of the reasons for this is that the Danish language allows passivization to a much larger degree than does the German, not least because
Ole Lauridsen
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On Single and Two-Tiered Approaches to Control
Languages, 2020 In his most recent work, Landau suggests that control in impersonal passive constructions is cross-linguistically limited to attitude verbs and argues that this universal restriction offers convincing support for his two-tiered theory of control (TTC ...
Lisa A. Reed
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Atypical Stative Sentences In Japanese And English
Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics, 2000 Stative predicates normally mark objects in the nominative in Japanese and are non-passivizable in English. However, under some conditions, Japanese uses accusative marking and English allows passivization.
Baika, Tadashi
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