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Multiple object constructions in P'orhépecha : argument realization and valence-affecting morphology /
In Multiple Object Constructions in P'orhepecha, Capistran offers a detailed description of double and triple object clauses in P'orhepecha, a Mesoamerican isolate with a case system lacking an accusative-dative distinction. Regarding argument realization, Capistran discusses alternating c...
| Clasificación: | PM4297 C3.64 |
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| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill,
2015.
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| Colección: | Brill's studies in the indigenous languages of the Americas ;
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| 100 | 1 | |a Capistrán Garza, Alejandra | |
| 245 | 1 | 0 | |a Multiple object constructions in P'orhépecha : |b argument realization and valence-affecting morphology / |c by Alejandra Capistran Garza. |
| 260 | |a Leiden ; |a Boston : |b Brill, |c 2015. | ||
| 300 | |a xvii, 340 p. ; |c 24 cm. | ||
| 440 | 0 | |a Brill's studies in the indigenous languages of the Americas ; |v 9 | |
| 504 | |a Incluye referencias bibliográficas: (p.[319]-333) e índice | ||
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g 1. |g Introduction -- |t P'orhépecha background and sources -- |t Previous works on P'orhépecha grammar -- |t P'orhépecha grammatical sketch -- |t Phonological and morphophonological characteristics -- |t Morphological and syntactic charecteristics -- |t Verbal stems and inflection -- |t Case and adpositions -- |t Pronominal forms -- |t Morphological marking syntactic relations -- |t General aspects of the sentence -- |g 2. |t Subject and object in monotransitive constructions -- |t Coding properties -- |t Nominative case marking and objective case marking -- |t Subject and object verb markings -- |t Pronominal forms -- |t Omission of subject and object pronominal forms -- |t Behavioral properties -- |t Indefinite human object marker -- |t Reflexivization and reciprocalization -- |t Passivization -- |g 3. |t Three-argument Constructions with Non-derived Verbs -- |t Coding properties of double object ditransitive constructions -- |t Case marking -- |t Constituent order -- |t Object marking on the verb: the suffix -a -- |t Pronominal object forms and omission -- |t Construction split: double object constructions versus R Encoded as oblique -- |t Morphosyntactic behavior: double object constructions versus R Encoded as Oblique -- |t Passivitation -- |t Reciprocalization and reflexivization -- |t Indefinite Object Marker -- |t Summary -- |t Co-occurrence of Valence-decreasing morphemes -- |g 4. |t Applicative Constructions -- |t Formal and semantic properties of applicative marking -- |t Applicative marking with-ku/chi -- |t Applicative vs. oblique constructions: alternation and split -- |t Thematic role of the applied object -- |t Summary -- |t Morphosyntactic properties of double object applicative constructions -- |t Allomorphs of suffixes -ku and -chi in constructions with the passive, reciprocal of indefinite object morphemes -- |g For the benefit of the agent: constructions with -kurhi -- |t Applicatives and Internal possession -- |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g 5. |t Constructions with Causative/Instrumental Suffixes -- |t Morphological causatives -- |t Causative allomorphs -- |t Double causative marking and indirect causation -- |t Double object causative constructions -- |t Coding properties -- |t Behavioral properties -- |t Passivization -- |t Constructions with the reciprocal morpheme -p'era -- |t Indefinite Object Marker -- |t Causativization of causativized intransitive predicates -- |t Encoding the causee in oblique function: Benefactive causatives with the suffix -kurhi -- |t Instrumental constructions -- |g 6. |t Predicates with Spatial Suffixes: Part-whole Relations and External Possession Constructions -- |t Grammatical status of spatial suffixes -- |t Relationships between the space signaled by spatial morphemes and the arguments of the derived verb -- |t Change of domain or relocalization of the space referrend to by spatial morphemes -- |t Valence change and coding patterns of predicates with part-whole morphemes -- |t Functions of the locative expansions -ku and -ta -- |t Ditransitive external possession constructions -- |g 7. |t Constructions with Predicates Involving More than Three Arguments -- |t Causativization and applicativization of predicates with part-whole spatial morphemes -- |t Causativization and applicativization of Non-derived ditransitive verbs -- |t Applicative constructions -- |t Causative constructions -- |t Morphosyntactic properties of objects in tritansitive constructions -- |t Predicates exhibiting interaction of causative and applicative morphemes -- |t Causativization of applicativized predicates -- |t Applicativization of causativized predicates -- |t Summary -- |t Constructions with double applicativization -- |t Constructions with double causativization -- |g 8. |t Conclusions -- |t Valance-increasing mechanisms -- |t Coding patterns: Alternating constructions and construction splits -- |t Semantic-syntax interface. |
| 520 | 1 | |a In Multiple Object Constructions in P'orhepecha, Capistran offers a detailed description of double and triple object clauses in P'orhepecha, a Mesoamerican isolate with a case system lacking an accusative-dative distinction. Regarding argument realization, Capistran discusses alternating constructions and a construction split triggered by the person hierarchy. Valence-affecting operations-applicative, causative/instrumental and part-whole lexical suffixes-are examined, highlighting the person features of applicative suffixes and the complex part-whole morphology. Capistran's analysis demonstrates that in P'orhepecha most object coding properties show a neutral pattern, while all behavioral properties present asymmetries that shape a secundative pattern or PO/SO alignment. Capistran argues that the strong tendency in P'orhepecha to determine PO selection according to a thematic ranking helps explain the (un)grammaticality of tritransitive constructions. | |
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