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Title | The Syntax of Argument Structure: Empirical Advancements and Theoretical Relevance |
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Other creators | Alexiadou Artemis; Baumann Michael; Brandt Patrick; Czypionka Anna; Darby Jeannique; Eulitz Carsten; Hoop Helen de; Irwin Patricia; Pappert Sandra; Pechmann Thomas; Schumacher Petra B.,; Spathas Giorgos; Swart Peter de; Verhoeven Elisabeth Sophia Maria; Walsh Michael |
Collection | Электронные книги зарубежных издательств; Общая коллекция |
Subjects | Linguistics — Research.; Argumentstruktur.; Diathese.; Kasus.; LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / Syntax.; Argument Alternations.; Arrgument Structure.; Voice, Case.; EBSCO eBooks |
Document type | Other |
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Language | English |
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Record key | on1280944045 |
Record create date | 10/27/2021 |
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Bridging theoretical modelling and advanced empirical techniques is a central aim of current linguistic research. The progress in empirical methods contributes to the precise estimation of the properties of linguistic data and promises new ways for justifying theoretical models and testing their implications. The contributions to the present collective volume take up this challenge and focus on the relevance of empirical results achieved through up-to-date methodology for the theoretical analysis and modelling of argument structure. They tackle issues of argument structure from different perspectives addressing questions related to diverse verb types (unaccusatives, unergatives, (di)transitives, psych verbs), morpho-syntactic operations (prefixation, simple vs. particle verbs), case distinctions (dative vs. accusative, case vs. prepositions), argument and voice alternations (dative vs. benefactive alternation, active vs. passive), word order alternations and the impact of animacy, agentivity, and eventivity on argument structure. The volume will be of interest to theoretical linguists, psycholinguists, and corpus linguists interested in the syntax of argument structure and its modelling using precise empirical methods.
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