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Band 38

Linguistische Arbeiten

Band 38:: Cranmer, David J.: Derived intransitivity. A contrastive analysis of certain reflexive verbs in German, Russian and English. VI/117 S. - Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1976.
ISBN: 3-484-10253-5

Alternatives Medium:: E-Book (PDF). Berlin / New York: de Gruyter. ISBN: 978-3-11-134102-6

Acknowledgements			S. VII

1.	Preliminaries		S. 1
1.0.		Introduction	S. 1
1.1.		Purpose of this study	S. 2
1.2.		Subject matter of this study	S. 2
1.3.		Methodological considerations	S. 11
2.	Background		S. 13
2.1.		Previous classifications of SICH/SJA-verbs	S. 13
2.2.		Transitivity	S. 18
2.3.		Voice	S. 21
2.4.		Transitivity and voice	S. 28
2.5.		Comparison of some recent treatments of SICH/SJA-verbs	S. 28
3.	The contrastive Analysis		S. 38
3.1.		Explanation of the theoretical framework	S. 38
3.2.		Derived Intransitivity in Russian	S. 39
3.3.		Derived Intransitivity in German	S. 55
3.4.		Derived Intransitivity in English	S. 75
3.5.		Contrastive analysis statements	S. 86
4.	Further Remarks on SICH/-SJA		S. 88
4.1.		Subjectless sentences in German	S. 90
4.2.		SICH-verbs formed from intransitive verbs	S. 90
4.3.		SICH and valence	S. 92
4.4.		English subject and valence	S. 94
4.5.		Lack of subject and no valence reduction	S. 95
4.6.		-SJA, intrasitive verbs and valence	S. 99
4.7.		Comparison of Derived Intransitive marker and verb subcategorization for subject	S. 101
4.8.		Syntactic and lexical derivation	S. 102
4.9.		Conclusions: restatement of SICH-Introduction and the contrastive analysis in chapter 3	S. 105
5.	Summary		S. 108

Literatur			S. 111
List of Verbs			S. 114
Register			S. 116