Revisiting wieder
Andreas Blümel & Hans-Joachim Particke
Starting with von Stechow’s (1996) important structural account of the repetitive-restitutive ambiguity
of the German adverb wieder (`again’), we take a look at its hitherto unstudied verbal prefix counterpart
as in wiederauferstehen (`resurrect’). We show that only restitutive readings are available as Marantz
(2007) previously argued is the case of the English verbal prefix re-. We then discuss a possible
descriptive generalization that addresses an asymmetry in the availability of wieder in the formation of
complex verbs and in syntax respectively.

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