Senri Ethnological Studies (SES)
No. 77 Objectivization and Subjectivization: A Typology of Voice Systems
March 27, 2012 Publication
Edited by Wataru Nakamura and Ritsuko Kikusawa
back numbersPart 1. Introduction
- Editor's Introduction
- Wataru Nakamura
Part 2. Objectivization: Applicative Voice
- A Head-Marking Grammar for Applicative Constructions
- Yoshiho Yasugi
- Ditransitive Applicative Constructions: Synchronic Typology and Diachronic Continuum
- Wataru Nakamura
- Applicatives in Standard Indonesian
- Asako Shiohara
- Goal Voice and Conveyance Voice of Seediq
- Naomi Tsukida
- A Short Typology of Applicative Constructions in Papua New Guinea
- Masahiko Nose
Part 3. Subjectivization: Passive, Antipassive, and Middle Voice
- Optional Ergative Marking and the Emergence of Passive Structures in Austronesian Languages
- Ritsuko Kikusawa
- On a Middle Voice Suffi x in Kinnauri (Pangi dialect)
- Yoshiharu Takahashi
- An Outline of Valency-Reducing Operations in Chukchi
- Tokusu Kurebito
- Sentence Initial Elements and Subject in Upper Sorbian
- Ken Sasahara
Part 4. Morphosyntax of Object Marking
- Object in Cusco Quechua
- Daisuke Ebina
- Version and Object Marking in Georgian Verbs
- Yasuhiro Kojima