Voice Systems and the Syntax/Morphology Interface

David Embick

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The topic of this paper is the manner in which syntactic voice alternations (and syntactic configurations more generally) relate to voice morphology, and the implications of this for theories of voice and theories of morphology/syntax in-teractions. I argue based on the voice system of Modern Greek for three primary

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