Language: | Slovenian |
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Year of publishing: | 2016 |
Typology: | 1.16 - Independent Scientific Component Part or a Chapter in a Monograph |
Organization: | UL FF - Faculty of Arts |
UDC: | 811.163.6'366.57:929Toporišič J. |
COBISS: |
62741346
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Secondary language: | English |
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Secondary abstract: | The theoretical foundations of verbal voice were laid in the first grammar of the Slovene language (1584), but voice has been treated differently in different grammars. Toporišič (2004) completed the developmental arc of the discussion and conception of voice, matching it with its beginnings. He treated only two verbal voices - the active and the passive - and denied the existence of the middle voice in Slovene. Within the passive voice he discussed both forms equally: the passive with the -n/-t participle and the passive with se. Thanks to Toporišič, after centuries the agent of the action in the passive construction is once more allowed and is regarded as usual, as it was in the first grammar of the language. |
Secondary keywords: | Slovenian language;syntax;verb;verbal voice;active;passive; |
Type (COBISS): | Article |
Pages: | Str. 263-270 |
ID: | 19565765 |