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The reinterpretation of the reflexive in Piedmontese: ‘impersonal’SE constructions

Mair Parry

Article first published online: 17 DEC 2002

DOI: 10.1111/1467-968X.00024

The Philological Society 1998

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Transactions of the Philological Society

Volume 96, Issue 1, pages 63–116, May 1998

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The Latin reflexive pronoun SE has undergone extensive semantic and grammatical reinterpretation in some of the Romance languages, notably in Italian, but far less in French. Within a comparative Romance framework that also refers to other Northern Italian dialects, this paper examines the extent to which so-called passive and impersonal SE structures exist in Piedmontese, and traces their development from the first vernacular attestations to modern usage.

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