No. 49 (2009)

Articles

• The dynamics and statics of passive

  Ghiath El-Marzouk

  1-40

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• Passive as an indicator of alignment change in terms of transitivity

  Junichi Toyota

  41-52

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• Philosophie et grammaire en Allemagne: le traitement du passif aux XVIIIe et XIXe siècles

  Friederike Spitzl-Dupic

  53-76

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• Passives in Germanic languages: the case of Dutch and German

  Valia Kordoni, Gertjan van Noord

  77-96

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• Passive in German and Dutch: the sein / zijn + past participle construction

  Barbara Schlücker

  96-124

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• On the perspectivization of a recipient role: cross-linguistic results from a speech production experiment on GET-passives in German, Dutch and Luxembourgish

  Alexandra N. Lenz

  125-144

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• The passive voice in written and spoken Scandinavian

  Anu Laanemets

  144-166

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• Passive participle agreement in Norwegian dialects

  Tor Åfarli

  167-181

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• The passive in Soviet Yiddish

  Holger Nath

  182-199

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• Passive as a tense-aspectual construction revisited: the case of Germanic languages

  Junichi Toyota

  200-214

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• Passive constructions in present-day English

  Jérôme Puckica

  215-235

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• Why are there so few let passives?

  Thomas Egan

  236-251

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• "Is the trust-ee trust-able?" On English suffixes with a passive meaning

  Jean Albrespit

  251-273

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• Change and continuity in the English passive: from weorthan to get

  Marc Fryd

  274-300

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