28. Di soggetti, verbi e allineamenti: ergatività per gente normale (o quasi)
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28. Di soggetti, verbi e allineamenti: ergatività per gente normale (o quasi)
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Diamo anche un’occhiata a fenomeni un po' strani che troviamo in italiano che, pur non rendendolo una lingua ergativa, mostrano comportamenti che ci fanno riflettere su cosa significhi davvero essere un “soggetto”.
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