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On the Status of the Reflexive Found with English Inherently Reflexive Verbs: A Response to Kallulli (2013)
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Isaac Gould (Ewha Womans University)
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The Korean Association for the Study of English Language and Linguistics Korea Journal of English Language and Linguistics Vol.18 No.3 KCI Excellent Accredited Journal
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2018.9
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282 - 305 (24page)

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On the Status of the Reflexive Found with English Inherently Reflexive Verbs: A Response to Kallulli (2013)
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This paper challenges the recent claim in Kallulli (2013) that the reflexive morphology found with inherently reflexive verbs (IRVs) in English (as in e.g. to behave oneself or to conduct oneself) is verbal morphology akin to the deponent verbal morphology found in languages such as Albanian and Greek. I discuss how the types of evidence raised by Kallulli for this claim are either inconclusive or in fact point toward an alternative claim when a more detailed look at IRV data in English is undertaken. As an alternative, I advance a view that builds on Schäfer (2012), as well as Büring (2005), and that is supported by the balance of evidence discussed here. I propose that the reflexives are fully-fledged pronominal arguments of the IRVs. Thus, I claim that the reflexives are selected for by the IRVs, and I identify a thematic role that these reflexives receive from the IRVs.

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1. Introduction
2. Overview of the Competing Proposals
3. Responding to Kallulli’s (2013) Evidence
4. Conclusion
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