Titlebook: Building Predicates; The View from Palaua Justin Nuger Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Differential object mar

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From Roots to Words to Predicates,gory-neutral root into a full-fledged word. The core question addressed is how to restrict the selection or projection relation between roots and the heads of their functional layers: if roots and category-defining heads could combine freely via the operation Merge, we should expect to find many mor

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Changing Categories, empirical focus is on data involving Palauan resultatives, exploring the distinction that some languages exhibit between so-called verbal passives (also known as eventive passives) and adjectival passives, (also known as stative passives or resultatives), which in Palauan can conveniently be distin

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Overall Conclusions,e formal status of words and predicates in Palauan and in linguistic theory, the distribution of features across different elements in a phrase marker, and how these features are realized as words. The aim is to integrate the results of the various chapters into a cohesive picture of the how the ind

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Sergey V. Ivanov,Aleksei N. Ignatovrds become words? To address these questions empirically, the rest of the book investigates the verbal complex in Palauan, an Austronesian language spoken by somewhere around 15,000 people in the Republic of Palau. The introductory chapter explains why Palauan is an ideal language in which to invest

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceve case morphology. I begin by demonstrating that the aspectual properties of transitive verbs correlate with differences in how their direct object DPs are marked, one of which is a dependent-marking differential object marking pattern, and the other is a head-marking object agreement pattern. I pr

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