Clitic impersonal constructions in Romance: syntactic features and semantic interpretation.
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Impersonals in Polish: an LFG perspective.
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Introduction: impersonalization from a subject-centred vs. agent-centred perspective.
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Existentials as impersonalising devices: the case of European Portuguese.
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Ways of attenuating agency in Russian.
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Impersonal is Personal: Finnish perspectives.
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