Transitivity Patterns is a syntactic construct in contrastive analysis that identifies and categorizes the distribution and alternation of participant roles across clause structures in different languages to reveal systematic differences in how events are encoded.
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Notes on transitivity and theme in English: Part 2
Journal of Linguistics · 1967 · 2.1K citations
On the conceptual framework for voice phenomena
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