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Directed Motion at the Syntax-Semantics Interface
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Brno :
Masarykova univerzita,
2017.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro; Contents; Introduction; 1. The Formation of Verbal Meanings; 1.1 Classification of Motion Verbs; 1.2 The Heterogeneousness of the Class of Self-Agentive Locomotion Verbs; 1.3 Potential Changes in the Verb's Semantics (the Case of Run); 1.4 Against the Basicness of the "Bare" Construction; 2. Directed Motion and Non-Directed Motion in Relation to a Change of Location and a Change of State; 2.1 'Pure' Motion and Motion as an 'Activity'; 2.2 Path in Literal and Metaphorical Motion; 2.3 Borderline Cases between a Change of Location and a Change of State
- 3. On the Non-Additive Status of the Directionality of Motion3.1 The Obligatoriness of Directionality of Motion in Path Verbs; 3.2 The Relation between Verbal Semantic Structure and Directionality of Motion; 3.3 Distribution of Semantic Weight as Placed on the Physical Modality of the Motion and the Directionality of the Motion; 3.4 The Dissociation of a Change of Location and the Manner of its Execution; 3.5 The Obligatoriness of Spatial Grounding in Verbs of the Zoom Type; 3.6 The Coercion of a Kinetic Interpretation onto the Group of Verbs Denoting Speedy Actions
- 3.7 Directed Motion Events as Discrete Units3.8 On the Argument Status of Directional Phrases; 4. On the 'Manner' vs. the 'Completive Duration' Distinction in Pace Adverbs; 4.1 The Evaluative Potential of Pace Adverbs; 5. On Causality in Directed Movement (the Case of Burn); 5.1 Burn in Directed Motion Situations; 5.2 A Specific Type of Motion in Relation to a Specific Type of Causality; 5.3 On the Preservation of the Mover's Integrity; 6. The Conflation of a Change of State and a Change of Location; 6.1 The Conflation of Events in a Constructional Approach
- 6.2 On "Breaking an Egg into a Bowl"6.3 The Role of Pragmatic Knowledge; 6.4 On "Squeezing the Rubber Ball inside the Jar"; 6.5 Two Types of Change of State; 6.6 Composite Causative Structures in Relation to Verbal Semantics; 7. On the Resultativity of Directed Agentive Locomotion Events; 7.1 The Character of the Path in Relation to the Mover's Intention; 7.2 Decomposition of Causality in Directed Agentive Locomotion Events; 7.3 Resulting State vs. Spatial End Point; 7.4 Event Co-Identification; 7.5 Motion as a Physical Realization of the Mover's Activity and as a Change of Location
- 7.6 On Motion as a Means to an EndConclusions; References; Czech Summary