Corpus-Based Approaches to Sentence Structures

Name: Corpus-Based Approaches to Sentence Structures
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Toshihiro Takagaki Susumu Zaima Yoichiro Tsuruga Francisco Moreno-Fernández Yuji Kawaguchi(Herausgeber*in)

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Corpus-Based Approaches to Sentence Structures
Editorial page
Title page
LCC data
Contents
Opening Address
Center of Usage-Based Linguistic Informatics (UBLI)
1. Linguistic Informatics
2. Organization and Research Projects
3. TUFS Language Modules
4. First International Conference on Linguistic Informatics
Preface
Argument Structure in Discourse - Argument Choice in Possessive Constructions in Nuuchahnulth -
1. Introduction
2. Nature of the alternation
3. Distribution of possessive constructions
4. Conclusion
References
Grammatical Markers in Early Baihua and Late Mediaeval Korean in Mengshan's Sayings
1. Introduction
2. Mengshan's Sayings and its Korean Version
3. Affixation
4. Resultative verb compounds
5. Potentiality
6. Complex stative construction
7. Aspect markers
8. Sentence-Final Particles
9. Nominalizer
10. Preposition
11. Serial verb constructions
12. Causative constructions
13. Classifiers
14. Conclusion
Notes
Transliteration
References
When Words Form Sentences: Linguistic Field Theory
1. Introduction
2. Language Hierarchy Structure
3. Verbs, Word-combinations, Clauses, and Verbal Aspect
4. From Morphology to Syntax, then to Supra-Morpho-Syntax: Linguistic Field Morphology
5. Conclusion: Linguistic Field Hypothesis and Supra-Morpho-Syntax
References
A Usage-Based Analysis of the Causative Verb shi in Mandarin Chinese
1. Introduction
2. Causal chain between two events
3. Some features of the "?" causative construction
4. The nature of the subject in the "?" causative construction
5. Conclusion
References
A Typology of Languages Based on Valence/Voice-marking and Focus
I. What is the Verb?
II. What is the Subject? --- Selection of a Noun and Resulting Verb Metamorphosis
III. What is Focus or Topic? --- Selection of a Noun by Discourse and the Resulting Syntactic Change on the Verb
IV. The Difference Between the Topic Particle in Japanese and the Focus System in the Philippine-Formosan Aboriginal Languages
V. Word Order in Chinese and Focus or Topic Among Japanese and Philippine-Formosan Aboriginal Languages
VI. Topic, Cleft Sentence, and Passive in European languages
VII. Intransitive Sentence and Passivization
VIII. On Subjectivization. Preposing or Word-order Topic and Focalization, and their Typological Meaning.
XI. Conclusion
References
Manner Adverb-like Adjectives in Malay
1. Introduction
2. Features Differentiating AP Complement Sentences
3. Distinction between Adjectives and Adverbs
4. Extractability of Complement Sentence Object
5. Conclusion
References
Two Turkish Clause Linkages: -DIK- and -mE-
Introduction
1. Opposition of -DIK and -mE-
2. A Corpus-Based Analysis
3. Semantics of -DIK- and -mE-
4. Conclusion
References
Appendix
Semi-Productivity and Valence Marking in Arabic -The So-Called "verbal themes"-
1. The Problem
2. Examples and Problems
3. Conclusion and a thought for further research
References
The Imperfective Passive and Animacy in Russian
Introduction
1.0. Expression of voice in Russian
2. Overview of previous work
3. Imperfective constructions with animate subjects
4. Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Notes
References
Dictionaries
A Correspondence between N0-V-N1-de-N2 and N0-V-N2-Loc-N1 in French -The Case of Planter-
Introduction
1. Sentences and phrases of planter
2. The 13 verbs of the subclass
3. Classification of LADL
4. Conclusion
References
Corpus
Annexe
Verb Constructions in English and Japanese
1. The primacy of SVO in English: cause-effect dynamics
2. Marked constructions and subjectivity: passives and non-canonical word order
3. Particle/metaphorical constructions and state
4. Dual functions of the subject in English
5. Wa-construction in Japanese: universality of topic-comment structure
6. The primacy of V in Japanese: empathy and distance
7. Ni as the marker of adjacent other
8. Mimic expressions and state
9. Conclusion
References
Verb Forms in the Lest-Clause in Present-Day English
1. Introduction
2. Lest in Present-day American and British English
3. Lest in the British National Corpus
4. Conclusion
References
Project for the Sociolinguistic Study of Spanish from Spain and America (PRESEEA)
1. Introduction
2. Background issues
3. Methodological issues
4. Data collection: looking for grammar and discourse materials
5. Conclusion
References
On the Productivity of the Spanish Passive Constructions
1. Low productivity of the periphrastic passive
2. Properties of the passive with ser and the passive with se
3. Aspect in tense forms and lexical aspect
4. Occurrences of the passive constructions-Corpus findings
5. Conclusion
Notes
References
Index of Proper Nouns
Index of Subjects
Contributors

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