Publication: Transitivity and affectedness in Mon
Transitivity and affectedness in Mon
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Jenny, M. (2014). Transitivity and affectedness in Mon. Mon-Khmer Studies, 43(1), 57–71. http://www.mksjournal.org/
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The present study investigates the different uses of causative/transitive directionals in Mon and the functional differences between the basic and causative forms. Dealing with a typologically rare phenomenon, this study adds to our understanding of complex verbal predicates and transitivity not only in the Southeast Asia context, but also cross-linguistically. The study is based on original data collected in Thailand and Myanmar from different varieties of Mon, supplemented by published texts such as journal articles and short storie
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Jenny, M. (2014). Transitivity and affectedness in Mon. Mon-Khmer Studies, 43(1), 57–71. http://www.mksjournal.org/
