Passive voice in the Freising Manuscripts
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The paper focuses on the passive voice (used when the subject is not the performer of an action or the carrier of a condition or a course but affected by an action) and its use in the Freising Manuscripts. The paper presents two language analyses of the passive voice in the Freising Manuscripts by two linguists, R. Kolarič and G. Stone, a comparison, the synthesis and the critical judgment of both presented language analyses, and the author's own definition of the use of the passive voice in the Freising Manuscripts.Downloads
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