2017
DOI: 10.4467/23005920spl.17.003.7021
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Passivisation of Polish Object Experiencer verbs vs. the unaccusativity hypothesis (Part 1)

Abstract: The paper aims to verify Landau's (2010) claim that the inability of stative Object Experiencer (OE) verbs to form verbal passives is directly linked to their unaccusativity. In the first part of the article it is shown that given the polysemous nature of OE verbs in Polish, the collected corpus data confirm that unambiguously stative OE verbs do not form verbal passives in Polish. However, it is argued that this fact cannot be taken as evidence for the unaccusativity of these predicates. A number of arguments… Show more

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