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The Grammar of Case John M. Anderson

The Grammar of Case By John M. Anderson

The Grammar of Case by John M. Anderson


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A study of the different roles which nouns play in the event or state expressed by the verb or adjective with which they are associated. The book explores within the framework of transformational-generative grammar the 'localist hypothesis', which asserts that all the roles for nouns involve basically the notions of location and direction.

The Grammar of Case Summary

The Grammar of Case: Towards a Localistic Theory by John M. Anderson

A study of the different roles which nouns play in the event or state expressed by the verb or adjective with which they are associated. The book explores within the framework of transformational-generative grammar the 'localist hypothesis', which asserts that all the roles for nouns involve basically the notions of location and direction.

Table of Contents

Part I. Preliminaries: 1. Introduction; 2. A sketch of grammar; Part II. Nominative and Ergative: 3. Nominative; 4. Ergative; 5. Nominative, ergative and causatives; Part III. Locative and Ablative: 6. Locative; 7. Abstract location; 8. Ablative; 9. Abstract direction; Part IV. Interlude: 10. Sequencing; Part V. 'Local' and 'non-local': 11. Ablative and ergative, locative and nominative; 12. Prospect and retrospect: Bibliography and abbreviations; Index.

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GOR008563085
9780521290579
0521290570
The Grammar of Case: Towards a Localistic Theory by John M. Anderson
Used - Good
Paperback
Cambridge University Press
1976-04-08
256
N/A
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