Development of the word order of the reflexive enclitic sě/se dependent on a finite verb in Czech translations of the Gospel of Matthew from the 14th to the 21st century

IF 0.5 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

Journal of Historical Linguistics Pub Date : 2023-08-17 DOI:10.1075/jhl.21029.cec

Radek Čech, Pavel Kosek, Olga Navrátilová, Ján Mačutek

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Abstract

The paper studies the development of several properties of the reflexive enclitic sě/se dependent on a finite verb in the Czech language. We focus on the word order position of the reflexive and on the influence which the length of the initial phrase has on the position. We also investigate the shift of the reflexive from an enclitic into a prosodically indifferent clitic. Nine Czech translations of the Gospel of Matthew from the 14th to the 21st century are used as language material.

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14世纪至21世纪捷克语《马太福音》翻译中依赖于限定动词的反身动词svi /se词序的发展

本文研究了捷克语中依赖于限定动词的反身隐语sje /se的几个性质的发展。我们重点研究了反身句的词序位置以及首句长度对其位置的影响。我们还研究了反身从隐语到韵律无关隐语的转变。从14世纪到21世纪，马太福音的九个捷克语译本被用作语言材料。

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