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Syntactic alternation of French psych-verbs: Experiencer first!

French transitive psych-verbs with an experiencer object (such as étonner ‘to surprise’) occur more frequently in the passive voice than the active voice in oral corpora (Blanche-Benveniste 2000, Hamma et al. 2017). This observation is in line with Ferreira’s (1994) hypothesis that the experiencer, being more prominent than the stimulus, tends to align
Thuilier, Juliette, Faghiri, Pegah, Pineau, Léa   +2 more
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Encoding inception in the domain of psych verbs in Polish

Linguistik Aktuell, 2020
exaly  

Verbal Particles Telicizing Stative Psych Verbs

2006
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Verbal effect on the processing of complement coercion: Distinguishing between aspectual verbs and psych verbs

Lingua
Wenting Xue, Meichun Liu
exaly  

Changes in the argument and event structure of psych verbs in the history of Spanish

2019
Elisabeth Gibert-Sotelo
exaly  

Psych Predicates, Light Verbs, and Phase Theory:

2017
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The Subject of Psych-Verbs and Case Theory

1992
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Psych nouns and support verb constructions

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