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Beyond Emotions in Language: Psychological verbs at the interfaces
Edited by Bożena Rozwadowska and Anna Bondaruk
[
Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today
263] 2020
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List of abbreviations
1
1st person
2
2nd person
3
3rd person
AAE
Anaphor Agreement Effect
ACC/
acc
accusative
ACE
Anti-Cataphora Effects
act
active voice
ad
adverbial determiner
ADJ/
adj
adjective
AE
affected Experiencer
ap
adjectival phrase
APPL/A
ppl
applicative
A
ppl
P
applicative phrase
ARB
arbitrary
A
sp
P
aspect phrase
aux
auxiliary
BG
Burzio’s Generalization
C
complementizer
CI-
interface
Conceptual-Intensional interface
cl
clitic
CM
circumstantial modal
C
o
E
causer of emotion
C
onj
P
conjunction phrase
CP
complementizer phrase
DAT/
dat
dative
DE
dative Experiencer
deg
degree
D
eg
P
degree phrase
DIM
impersonal middle with a dative (Experiencer)
DOC
Double Object Construction
dom
Differential Object Marking
DP
determiner phrase
EA
external argument
EF
Edge Feature
EPP
Extended Projection Principle
Esd
Esdras
E
vent
P
event phrase
f
feminine
F
in
P
finiteness phrase
FP
functional projection
fut
future tense
gen
genitive
G
o
N
Genitive of Negation
imp
imperative
impers
impersonal
incp
inceptive
inf
infinitive
I
nit
initiator
I
nit
P
initiator phrase
ins
instrumental
intens
intensifier/intensifying
ipfv
imperfective
LF
Logical Form
loc
locative
Lygd.TB
Lydgate’s Troy Book
m
masculine
M
anner
P
manner phrase
n
neuter
NACT
non-active voice
neg
negation
N
eg
P
negation phrase
nmlz
nominalizer
nom
nominative
NP
noun phrase
NPI
Negative Polarity Item
OE
Object Experiencer
OED
Old English Dictionary
OEPV
Object Experiencer psychological verb
OVS
Object Verb Subject
P
preposition
P
ath
P
path (prepositional) phrase
PF
Phonetic Form
pfv
perfective
pl
plural
P
lace
P
place (prepositional) phrase
PM
personal middle
poss
possessive
PP
prepositional phrase
PROC/P
roc
process
P
roc
P
proces phrase
prs
present
pst
past tense
ptcp
participle
q
question particle/feature
QP
quantifier phrase
QR
Quantifier Raising
recp
reciprocal
refl
reflexive
RES/R
es
result
R
es
P
result phrase
R
oot
P
root phrase
SE/
se
reflexive pronoun/voice-related vocabulary item/A-expletive/middle Voice head/3rd person reflexive clitic/Subject Experiencer
SEPV
Subject Experiencer psychological verb
sg
singular
Spec
specifier
SRPVs
Spanish Reflexive Psychological Verbs
subj
subjunctive complementizer
T
tense
TB
Troy Book
T
o
E
target of emotion
T
op
P
topic phrase
TP
tense phrase
T/SM
Target/Subject Matter
V
verb/verbalizer
V
act
dynamic agency verbalizing head
VOICE
Ø
non-thematic/middle Voice
V
oice
P
voice phrase
VP
verb phrase
VP
act
agentive verb phrase
WBible
Wycliffite Bible
WCO
Weak Crossover