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Dependency Linguistics: Recent advances in linguistic theory using dependency structuresEdited by Kim Gerdes, Eva Hajičová and Leo Wanner
[Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today 215] 2014
► pp. 253–272
Edited by Kim Gerdes, Eva Hajičová and Leo Wanner
[Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today 215] 2014
► pp. 253–272
On the word order of Actor and Patient in Czech
The paper deals with the word order of inner participants (Actor and Patient) in the focus-part of Czech sentences. The analysis of the sequence of Actor and Patient reveals the criteria that may influence the arrangement of sentence participants as such. The paper describes the word order on the tectogrammatical language layer (i.e. on the underlying layer of language meaning and syntax).
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