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- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 classification C1.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 date "2025".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 language "eng".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 language "lat".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 type conference.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 hasPart 01HMEQVJFH1TQWVPBH8KCXX7B6.pdf.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 subject "Languages and Literatures".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 isbn "9782503606798".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 isbn "9782503606804".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 presentedAt urn:uuid:5d368462-217e-4e90-8ea7-7678e5f313a7.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 volume "1".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 abstract "The current study aims to shed more light on the dynamics involved in the changing form-function pairings in the Latin passive system. On the one hand, the ‘old’ construction for perfectum stem passives (e.g. cantatus est) experiences competition from an innovation (e.g. cantatus fuit) which specializes in the function of ANTERIORITY and survived as a PAST PERFECTIVE in Romance (e.g. Fr. il fut chanté). On the other hand, cantatus est gave rise to the Romance present passive (e.g. Fr. il est chanté). This study focusses on two key aspects of this development. First, both constructions should be found increasingly more often with head-initial order, as head-initiality is fixed in Romance. Second, the semantics of cantatus est (PRO PRAESENTE vs. ANTERIOR/PAST or RESULTATIVE) is thought to be related to the likelihood of cantatus est to occur with head-initial order (i.e. est cantatus). Quantitative data presented in recent studies is (a) supported by additional quantitative results from a very broad corpus (diachronically and in terms of text types), and (b) supplemented with more in-depth semantic evidence on the basis of a qualitative, close-reading analysis of a representative sample, suggesting the vital importance of additional semantic data in diachronic investigations.".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 author 1B2BB29E-F0EE-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 dateCreated "2023-12-03T07:45:03Z".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 dateModified "2024-12-12T21:12:48Z".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 editor 1B2BB29E-F0EE-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 editor 5C2F9C50-6CC3-11E2-9EA0-5E6B10BDE39D.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 editor D3B14DBC-C110-11E8-A453-F6F55607D3EF.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 name "Alea iacta est : insights from corpus semantics into the diachrony of the Latin passive".
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 publisher urn:uuid:b76289ae-56a1-43be-a4d8-8b5f88794e4d.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 sameAs LU-01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 sourceOrganization urn:uuid:570a4604-e5c8-4a19-80bc-e7bc9d314e5b.
- 01HGQA6KYDATDS2TV2JY89RJW5 type C1.