Stassen makes a major contribution to the study of language typology with Intransitive Predication. Basing his analysis on a sample of 410 languages, he presents a universally applicable model for defining the domain of intransitive predication in natural languages. Intransitive predicates are defined in terms of four domains: events (Sarah is walking), classes (Sarah is a secretary), properties (Sarah is tall), and locations (Sarah is in the garden).
Stassen makes a major contribution to the study of language typology with Intransitive Predication. Basing his analysis on a sample of 410 languages, he presents a universally applicable model for defining the domain of intransitive predication in natural languages. Intransitive predicates are defined in terms of four domains: events (Sarah is walking), classes (Sarah is a secretary), properties (Sarah is tall), and locations (Sarah is in the garden).
Leon Stassen is a senior lecturer in the Department of General Linguistics at the University of Nijmegen , The Netherlands.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: The Typology 1: Introduction 2: The Verbal and the Locational Strategy 3: The Nominal Strategy 4: The Typology of Intransitive Predication Part 2: Switching 5: Adjective-Switching 6: Nominal and Locational Switching 7: Verb-Switching 8: Multiple Switching and Complex Cases Part 3: Tensedness 9: Adjectives and the Tensedness Parameter 10: Tensed Languages 11: Non-Tensed Languages 12: Problematic Cases 13: Evaluation and Explanation Part 4: The Model 14: The Model of Intransitive Predicate Encoding 15: Conclusion Notes Appendices References Indices
Part 1: The Typology 1: Introduction 2: The Verbal and the Locational Strategy 3: The Nominal Strategy 4: The Typology of Intransitive Predication Part 2: Switching 5: Adjective-Switching 6: Nominal and Locational Switching 7: Verb-Switching 8: Multiple Switching and Complex Cases Part 3: Tensedness 9: Adjectives and the Tensedness Parameter 10: Tensed Languages 11: Non-Tensed Languages 12: Problematic Cases 13: Evaluation and Explanation Part 4: The Model 14: The Model of Intransitive Predicate Encoding 15: Conclusion Notes Appendices References Indices
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