PASSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS: THE CASE OF OLD ENGLISH

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. TWO BASIC PROBLEMS: STATIC SYNCHRONY AND CAUSES FOR CHANCE
3. INTEGRATING RIGHT-DISLOCATED CONSTITUENTS: A STUDY ON CLEAVING AND EXTRAPOSITION IN THE RECENT HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE¹
4. THE ROLE OF PUNCTUATION IN 15TH-CENTURY VERNACULAR DEEDS
5. PASSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS: THE CASE OF OLD ENGLISH
6. ON THE ORIGIN OF THE PIE O- STEMS
7. PRAGMATIC FACTORS IN LANGUAGE CHANCE: XVS AND XSV CLAUSES IN OLD AND MIDDLE ENGLISH
8. LINGUISTIC CHANGE IN ENGLISH THE CASE OF THE GREAT VOWEL SHIFT FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHONOLOGICAL ALTERNATIONS DUE TO THE WHOLESALE BORROWING OF ANGLO-FRENCH LOANWORDS
9. ON A SYNCHRONIC APPROACH TO OLD ENGLISH MORPHOLOGY
10. AN 'IMPROPER LADY': SOME OBSERVATIONS UPON THE STATUS OF SOCIOPHONETIC EVIDENCE IN THE EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY
11. REVIEWS