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Psych verbs

2020
The main reason why this book is important for current linguistic debates is the fact that the puzzle of psychological verbs, dating back to the seminal paper by Belletti and Rizzi (1988) (henceforth B&R) is far from being settled.
Bożena Rozwadowska   +2 more
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Exceptional Binding with Psych Verbs?

Linguistic Inquiry, 1999
As has been well known since Postal 1970, 1971, an anaphor inside the subject of a psych verb with an experiencer object can take the object as its antecedent, in apparent violation of the C-Command Condition on binding [1] : Stories about herself generally worry Mary). Proposed explanations for this phenomenon generally follow two different lines. One
Márcia Cançado, Carlos Franchi
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Psych verb production and comprehension in agrammatic Broca's aphasia [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of Neurolinguistics, 2009
This study examined the factors that affect agrammatic sentence production by testing eight agrammatic aphasic participants' comprehension and production of active and passive sentences using two types of English psych verbs, those with an Experiencer-marked subject (Subject-Experiencer (SubExp)) and those with an Experiencer-marked object (Object ...
Cynthia Thompson, Miseon Lee
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Semantics and pragmatics of statements with psych verbs

Sibirskiy filologicheskiy zhurnal, 2022
The paper considers Russian causative (transitive) psych verbs with semantics of state and action, such as udivlyat’ - udivit’ (to surprise), ogorchat’ - ogorchit’ (to upset). Also, the authors discuss how the speech of Internet communication and traditional dialogue influences the addressee by means of the statements comprising the verbs concerned. An
Elena N. Nikitina, Nadezhda K. Onipenko
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From psych verbs to nouns

2012
AbstractThe Aspect Preservation Hypothesis (APH) predicts that, all things being equal, the aspectual information of a deverbal nominalization reflects the Aktionsart of the verbal base. This hypothesis faces prima facie counterexamples in the domain of psychological nouns, as they quite systematically denote states, while not all psychological verbs ...
Antonio Fábregas   +2 more
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Psych verbs

In The Routledge Handbook of Second Language Acquisition, Morphosyntax, and Semantics, edited by Tania Ionin, Silvina Montrul, Roumyana Slabakova ; https://scholarship.shu.edu/faculty-pubs-chapters/1010/thumbnail ...
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Psych-Verbs and Th-Theory

1988
The paper addresses the analysis of the peculiar distribution of the arguments in (the three) different classes of psych-verbs. A proposal is developed according to which all classes are coherent with the principle known as UTAH; a different syntax affects the three classes investigated, based on principle reasons mainly due to the theory of (inherent)
Belletti, Adriana, Rizzi, Luigi
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Polish psych verbs as non-achievements

2020
In this chapter it is argued, on the basis of the evidence from Polish, that the traditional Vendlerian classification of verbs is insufficient to accommodate Polish psych verbs. It is demonstrated that Polish perfective psych verbs are initial boundary events, different from final boundary events, such as change of state events or
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Intransitive psych verbs and nominalisation in Xitsonga

South African Journal of African Languages, 2014
Although scholars generally agree that there are some similarities between verbs and their associative derived nominals, they are yet to find common ground as to the extent of the verbal properties that are shared by their nominal counterparts. In this article the extent of similarities between psych verbs and their associated derived nominals in ...
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