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2001058312 contributor B8964296.
2001058312 created "2002.".
2001058312 date "2002".
2001058312 date "2002.".
2001058312 dateCopyrighted "2002.".
2001058312 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [247]-257) and indexes.".
2001058312 description "Machine generated contents note: Introduction -- 1. Why study the prefixes? -- 2. The so-called inseparable and separable prefixes in German -- 3. The framework 6 -- 4. Organization 6 --CHAPTER 1 -- Understanding the prefixes: The view so far 9 -- 1. The traditional view 9 -- 2. The prefixes in Generative Linguistics 15 -- 3. Beyond traditional taxonomy 18 -- 4. Theoretical treatments in Generative Linguistics 20 -- 5. Conclusions 37 --CHAPTER 2 -- The be-verbs in the Figure/Ground schema 39 -- 1. Prepositions and be-verbs 40 -- 2. The APPLICATIVE morpheme 41 -- 3. Baker's Incorporation Hypothesis 42 -- 4. The Head Adjacency Principle 45 -- 5. Syntax or morphology? 47 -- 6. Figure and Ground 49 -- 7. State and Change of State 52 -- 8. Arguments and verbs 54 -- 9. Argument templates 58 -- lo. Apparent exceptions 68 -- n. Affectedness or effectedness? 73 -- 12. The verbal complex smell 75 -- 13. The be-prefix in English 77 -- 14. Differences between the APPLICATIVE morphemes -- and the German prefixes 78 -- 15. Summary and conclusions 80 --CHAPTER 3 -- The Figure/Ground schema and the Indo-European case system -- 1. The ent-templates 85 -- 2. The five abstract features in the Figure/Ground schema -- 3. The Proto-Indo-European case system 91 -- 4. Russian oblique case complements 104 -- 5. Summary 107 -- 6. The [+L] ent-verbs 107 -- 7. Productivity and the [L] ent-verbs no -- 8. Summary 113 -- 9. Adjectives in the Figure/Ground schema 113 --CHAPTER 4 -- The non-locational prefixes and the hidden Ground 121 -- 1. Introduction 121 -- 2. 0-roles or verbal decomposition? 122 -- 3. The non-locational prefixes in the Figure/Ground schema -- 4. The [OL] templates 128 -- 5. Secondary features 138 -- 6. The ge- prefix 146 -- 7. The Secondary Prefixes 161 -- 8. Summary 170 --CHAPTER 5 -- Deadjectival prefixed verbs 173 -- 1. The P in change of state predicates 173 -- 2. Realization of change of state P as a prefix 177 -- 3. Deadjectival ver- and er-verbs 181 -- 4. The structure of deadjectival and denominal prefixed verbs -- 5. Conversion versus incorporation 195 -- 6. The relationship between [L] and [OL] 200 -- 7. Conclusion 208 -- CHAPTER 6 -- The Dative and the Locative Alternations 211 -- 1. Introduction 211 -- 2. The Dative Alternation and Pesetsky's 'Zero G' 211 -- 3. The Locative Alternation 213 -- 4. Conclusion 220 --CHAPTER 7 -- The loss of the prefixes in English 223 -- 1. Introduction 223 -- 2. Transition and ambiguity in OE 223 -- 3. The rise of particle verbs in English 226 -- 4. FromOEtoNE 227 -- 5. Parametric change 228 -- 6. Case and case morphology 235 -- 7. Monosyllabic heads in English 242 -- 8. The status of [+L, -+] 243 -- 9. TheX- level 243 -- lo. Conclusion 244.".
2001058312 extent "vii, 270 p. :".
2001058312 identifier "1588111830 (alk. paper)".
2001058312 identifier 2001058312.html.
2001058312 isPartOf "Studies in language companion series, 0165-7763 ; v. 58".
2001058312 issued "2002".
2001058312 issued "2002.".
2001058312 language "eng".
2001058312 language "engger".
2001058312 publisher "Amsterdam ; Philadelphia, PA : J. Benjamins,".
2001058312 subject "435 21".
2001058312 subject "German language Morphology.".
2001058312 subject "German language Suffixes and prefixes.".
2001058312 subject "German language Verb.".
2001058312 subject "PF3175 .M39 2002".
2001058312 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction -- 1. Why study the prefixes? -- 2. The so-called inseparable and separable prefixes in German -- 3. The framework 6 -- 4. Organization 6 --CHAPTER 1 -- Understanding the prefixes: The view so far 9 -- 1. The traditional view 9 -- 2. The prefixes in Generative Linguistics 15 -- 3. Beyond traditional taxonomy 18 -- 4. Theoretical treatments in Generative Linguistics 20 -- 5. Conclusions 37 --CHAPTER 2 -- The be-verbs in the Figure/Ground schema 39 -- 1. Prepositions and be-verbs 40 -- 2. The APPLICATIVE morpheme 41 -- 3. Baker's Incorporation Hypothesis 42 -- 4. The Head Adjacency Principle 45 -- 5. Syntax or morphology? 47 -- 6. Figure and Ground 49 -- 7. State and Change of State 52 -- 8. Arguments and verbs 54 -- 9. Argument templates 58 -- lo. Apparent exceptions 68 -- n. Affectedness or effectedness? 73 -- 12. The verbal complex smell 75 -- 13. The be-prefix in English 77 -- 14. Differences between the APPLICATIVE morphemes -- and the German prefixes 78 -- 15. Summary and conclusions 80 --CHAPTER 3 -- The Figure/Ground schema and the Indo-European case system -- 1. The ent-templates 85 -- 2. The five abstract features in the Figure/Ground schema -- 3. The Proto-Indo-European case system 91 -- 4. Russian oblique case complements 104 -- 5. Summary 107 -- 6. The [+L] ent-verbs 107 -- 7. Productivity and the [L] ent-verbs no -- 8. Summary 113 -- 9. Adjectives in the Figure/Ground schema 113 --CHAPTER 4 -- The non-locational prefixes and the hidden Ground 121 -- 1. Introduction 121 -- 2. 0-roles or verbal decomposition? 122 -- 3. The non-locational prefixes in the Figure/Ground schema -- 4. The [OL] templates 128 -- 5. Secondary features 138 -- 6. The ge- prefix 146 -- 7. The Secondary Prefixes 161 -- 8. Summary 170 --CHAPTER 5 -- Deadjectival prefixed verbs 173 -- 1. The P in change of state predicates 173 -- 2. Realization of change of state P as a prefix 177 -- 3. Deadjectival ver- and er-verbs 181 -- 4. The structure of deadjectival and denominal prefixed verbs -- 5. Conversion versus incorporation 195 -- 6. The relationship between [L] and [OL] 200 -- 7. Conclusion 208 -- CHAPTER 6 -- The Dative and the Locative Alternations 211 -- 1. Introduction 211 -- 2. The Dative Alternation and Pesetsky's 'Zero G' 211 -- 3. The Locative Alternation 213 -- 4. Conclusion 220 --CHAPTER 7 -- The loss of the prefixes in English 223 -- 1. Introduction 223 -- 2. Transition and ambiguity in OE 223 -- 3. The rise of particle verbs in English 226 -- 4. FromOEtoNE 227 -- 5. Parametric change 228 -- 6. Case and case morphology 235 -- 7. Monosyllabic heads in English 242 -- 8. The status of [+L, -+] 243 -- 9. TheX- level 243 -- lo. Conclusion 244.".
2001058312 title "Lexical template morphology : change of state and the verbal prefixes in German / B. Roger Maylor.".
2001058312 type "text".