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===Synonyms===
===Synonyms===
The semantic macroroles of RRG very roughly correspond to  
The semantic macroroles of RRG very roughly correspond to  
*[[hyperrole]]s (in [[Aleksandr Kibrik]]'s work)
*[[hyperrole]]s (in [[Aleksandr E. Kibrik]]'s work)
*[[protorole]]s (in [[David Dowty]]'s work)
*[[protorole]]s (in [[David Dowty]]'s work)


===Reference===
===Reference===
*[[Van Valin, Robert D., Jr.]] 2005. ''Exploring the syntax-semantics interface.'' Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
*[[Van Valin, Robert D., Jr.]] 2005. ''Exploring the syntax-semantics interface.'' Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
===Other languages===
German [[semantische Makrorolle]] <br>
Spanish [[macropapel semántico]] <br>


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Latest revision as of 12:41, 26 July 2014

In Role and Reference Grammar, the semantic macroroles are the two generalized semantic roles actor and undergoer.

  • "The second type of semantic roles is generalized semantic roles, 'actor' and 'undergoer'. These are the two primary arguments of a transitive predication, either one of which may be the single argument of an intransitive verb." (Van Valin 2005:60)

Synonyms

The semantic macroroles of RRG very roughly correspond to

Reference

Other languages

German semantische Makrorolle
Spanish macropapel semántico