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14. Quantitative tests of implicational verb hierarchies

From the book Transitivity and Valency Alternations

  • Søren Wichmann
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110477153-015
© 2016 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston
From the book
Transitivity and Valency Alternations
Transitivity and Valency Alternations

Chapters in this book (21)

Frontmatter
Table of contents
Introduction
I. Standard Japanese
1 The semantic basis of Japanese transitiveintransitive derivational patterns
2. Phonological and semantic subregularities in noncausative-causative verb pairs in Japanese
3. Agents in anticausative and decausative compound verbs
4. Valency and case alternations in Japanese
5. The role of lexical semantics in the reorganization of the resultative construction
II. Dialects and Ryukyuan
6. Anticausativization in the northern dialects of Japanese
7. Aspect and non-canonical object marking in the Irabu dialect of Ryukyuan
III. History
8. Japanese transitivity pairs through time – a historical and typological perspective
9. The historical source of the bigrade transitivity alternations in Japanese
IV. Acquisition
10. Children’s ‘erroneous’ intransitives, transitives, and causatives: their implications for syntactic theory
11. Children’s use of morphosyntax and argument structure to infer the meaning of novel transitive and intransitive verbs
12. The effect of a ‘conceptualizable’ agent on the use of transitive and intransitive constructions in L2 Japanese
V. Beyond Japanese
13. “Ambivalent voice”: markedness effects in valency change
14. Quantitative tests of implicational verb hierarchies
15. The role of morphology in valency alternation phenomena
Appendix A: List of core transitivity pairs in Japanese (by Yo Matsumoto, a revision of Jacobsen (1992))
Appendix B: List of additional transitivity pairs in Japanese (by Yo Matsumoto, a revision of Jacobsen (1992))
Subject index
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