Findings show agentive “-er” is much more frequent than instrumental “-er” (>5× token frequency, >3× type frequency). Exponential modeling suggests the productivity of instrumental “-er” is not less than agentive “-er”, and perhaps slightly greater (contra Derwing).

instrument subjects are either Agent or Causer like. In section (4) we give an analysis how arguments realizing these thematic notions are introduced into syntax.

Nov 26, 2019 grammatical relations like subject and object are too general to capture these Instrument opened the door. Patient. (8) I. Agent put the papers. The Instrumental has 0 subordinate subjects and 1 superordinate subject. You can browse those The Agentive Case (གིས་). Functions of the Agentive. (The most typical semantic role of a subject is AGENTIVE; that is, the animate being instigating or causing the happening denoting by the verb); 8.

The main issues and their analyses in previous proposals are discussed in Section 2. Slovenian nominalizations are de-scribed in general terms in Section 3, while the proposal on their structure and the Agentive Subject • Animate being instigat- ing or causing the happening denoted by the verb. • For example: John opened the door Agentive Subject Presenter: Dang Thi Ngoc Instrumental Subject • Inanimate or unwitting being causing the happening. • For example: The key opened the door Instrumental Subject 8. Concerning the agentive phrase, following Janda’s Case Book for Russian, I view the Russian passive agent in the instrumental as an extension of instrumental: a means. This makes the passive agent low in salience in its role as the originator of the event (Enger & Nesset 1999:40-41).

‘An agentive individual looks in two directions: to past actions and the responsibility for the actions, and to the future, toward the potential.’ ‘Working like this is a shift in direction, cultivating agentive children instead of subservient ones.

1. (Grammar) (in some inflected languages) denoting a case of nouns, etc, indicating the agent described by the verb.

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(Grammar) (in some inflected languages) denoting a case of nouns, etc, indicating the agent described by the verb. 2. (Linguistics) (of a speech element) indicating agency: '-er' in 'worker' is an agentive suffix. n.

• For example: The key opened the door Instrumental Subject 8. 2021-01-25 How do instrumental -er nominals relate to agentive-er nominals?
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It is a major source of new words in a language.

like an agentive subject is implicit in, and indeed required for, Foucault’s constitutional-ist perspective to work. In light of this, three proposals are put forward (illustrated with a case study) to think through what it could mean to be an agentive subject in the context of a Foucauldian narrative therapy.
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Agentive Subject • Animate being instigat- ing or causing the happening denoted by the verb. • For example: John opened the door Agentive Subject Presenter: Dang Thi Ngoc Instrumental Subject • Inanimate or unwitting being causing the happening. • For example: The key opened the door Instrumental Subject 8.

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