Quel(s) sens pour les structures du type <X is/was Ven to V> ? (avec application à un corpus de nouvelles de Steven Millhauser)
This article aims at studying verbs of reporting and opinion which can be used in the passive with two different structures : one with subject raising <X is said to V>, the other with extraposition of a that-clause <It is said that>. The characteristics of those verbs...
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doaj-d082e47cb6bd4600b1ecea3b713dd2722020-11-25T02:12:55ZengLaboratoire d’Etudes et de Recherches sur le Monde Anglophone (LERMA)E-REA1638-17182012-03-01910.4000/erea.2327Quel(s) sens pour les structures du type <X is/was Ven to V> ? (avec application à un corpus de nouvelles de Steven Millhauser)Catherine DELESSEThis article aims at studying verbs of reporting and opinion which can be used in the passive with two different structures : one with subject raising <X is said to V>, the other with extraposition of a that-clause <It is said that>. The characteristics of those verbs, both syntactic and semantic, are described, as well as a brief summary of historical data. Then the study focuses on the use of both structures in a corpus of short stories by Steven Millhauser who uses them in an interesting way.http://journals.openedition.org/erea/2327epistemic modalityextrapositionpassivereported speechsubject raisingtopicalisation |
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Catherine DELESSE Quel(s) sens pour les structures du type <X is/was Ven to V> ? (avec application à un corpus de nouvelles de Steven Millhauser) E-REA epistemic modality extraposition passive reported speech subject raising topicalisation |
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Quel(s) sens pour les structures du type <X is/was Ven to V> ? (avec application à un corpus de nouvelles de Steven Millhauser) |
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Quel(s) sens pour les structures du type <X is/was Ven to V> ? (avec application à un corpus de nouvelles de Steven Millhauser) |
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Quel(s) sens pour les structures du type <X is/was Ven to V> ? (avec application à un corpus de nouvelles de Steven Millhauser) |
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Quel(s) sens pour les structures du type <X is/was Ven to V> ? (avec application à un corpus de nouvelles de Steven Millhauser) |
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Quel(s) sens pour les structures du type <X is/was Ven to V> ? (avec application à un corpus de nouvelles de Steven Millhauser) |
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quel(s) sens pour les structures du type <x is/was ven to v> ? (avec application à un corpus de nouvelles de steven millhauser) |
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Laboratoire d’Etudes et de Recherches sur le Monde Anglophone (LERMA) |
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E-REA |
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1638-1718 |
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2012-03-01 |
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This article aims at studying verbs of reporting and opinion which can be used in the passive with two different structures : one with subject raising <X is said to V>, the other with extraposition of a that-clause <It is said that>. The characteristics of those verbs, both syntactic and semantic, are described, as well as a brief summary of historical data. Then the study focuses on the use of both structures in a corpus of short stories by Steven Millhauser who uses them in an interesting way. |
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epistemic modality extraposition passive reported speech subject raising topicalisation |
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http://journals.openedition.org/erea/2327 |
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