In:The Middle Voice and Connected Constructions in Ibero-Romance: A variationist and dialectal account
Carlota de Benito Moreno
[Studies in Language Variation 29] 2022
► pp. 1–42
Chapter 1Reflexive constructions
An introduction
Published online: 17 August 2022
https://doi.org/10.1075/silv.29.c1
https://doi.org/10.1075/silv.29.c1
Article outline
- 1.1Introduction
- 1.2Reflexive constructions in the varieties under study: State of the art
- 1.2.1Purely reflexive and reciprocal verbs
- 1.2.2The relationship of the reflexive verb and its unmarked counterpart
- 1.2.3Semantic criteria in typologies of paradigmatic reflexive constructions
- 1.2.4“Difficult cases”
- 1.2.5Summary
- 1.3The diachrony of reflexive constructions
- 1.3.1Overall development
- 1.3.2Indirect reflexive constructions
- 1.3.3From reflexive to reciprocal
- 1.3.4From reflexive to middle
- 1.3.5Reflexive intransitive and transitive verbs
- 1.3.6Summary
- 1.4Typological approaches to reflexive and middle constructions
- 1.4.1Voice and diathesis
- 1.4.2The middle voice
- 1.4.3The middle voice as a derived voice
- 1.4.4The middle voice as a basic voice
- 1.5Theoretical framework
- 1.5.1Language change and variation
- 1.5.2Mechanisms of language change
- 1.5.3Spatial diffusion of language change
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