The acquisition of Voice alternations by Greek-German bilingual children

• Applicant: Professorin Dr. Artemis Alexiadou
• Subject Area: General and Comparative Linguistics, Experimental Linguistics, Typology, Non-European Languages
• Term: from 2013 to 2022
• Project identifier: Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 238712922

• Final Report Year: 2021

Final Report Abstract

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Publications

• (2014). Active, middle, and passive: the morphosyntax of Voice. Catalan Journal of Linguistics 13: 1-22
  Alexiadou, A.
  
• (2014). The canonical function of deponent verbs in Greek. In Franz Rainer, Wolfgang U. Dressler, Francesco Gardani & Hans Christian Luschützky (eds.), Morphology and Meaning. Selected papers from the 15th International Morphology Meeting, Vienna, February 2012. John Benjamins, 331-343
  Zombolou, K. & A. Alexiadou
  
• (2015). External arguments in transitivity alternations: a layering approach. Oxford University Press
  Alexiadou, A. E. Anagnostopoulou & F. Schäfer
  
• (2015). Middle Voice and reflexive interpretations: aftoprefixation in Greek. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 33: 1293-1350
  Spathas, G., A. Alexiadou & F. Schäfer
  
• (2015). The causative alternation revisited: constraints and variation. English Linguistics 32: 1-12
  Alexiadou, A.
  
• (2017). Passives and Syntax. In the Oxford Research Encyclopedia in Linguistics
  Alexiadou, A.
  
• (2018). Passive. In N. Hornstein & al. (eds.) Syntactic Structures after 60 years: The impact of the Chomskyan revolution in Linguistics. Mouton de Gruyter, 403-425
  Alexiadou, A. E. Anagnostopoulou & F. Schäfer
  
• (2019). Passives, unaccusativity, and nominalization. In A. Malicka-Kleparska & M. Bloch-Trojnar (eds.) Valency in verbs and verb related structures. Peter Lang, 33-54
  Alexiadou, A.
  
• (2020). The acquisition of argument roles in nominalizations. BUCLD 44: Proceedings of the 44th annual Boston University Conference on Language Development
  Yatsushiro, K. & Al. Alexiadou
  
• (2020). The acquisition of transitivity alternations by bilingual children: a comparative study. Humboldt Universität zu Berlin
  Christina Grey
  
• (2020). The complexity of Greek verbal morphology: the case of prefixed verbs. In P. Stekauer (ed.) The complexity of complex words. Cambridge University Press,192-216
  Alexiadou, A.