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This article addresses the hitherto neglected topic of the Korean Nominative Object Construction (NOC) within the Cognitive Grammar (CG) framework. In the NOC, schematically illustrated as [N-NOM N-NOM PSYCH-PRED], the second NP behaves like a direct ...
Park Chongwon, Kim Jong-Bok
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*ABA in stem-allomorphy and the emptiness of the nominative
In this paper I examine patterns of irregular allomorphy in nominal stems sensitive to case in a number of nominative-accusative languages. I will argue that the data surveyed reveal a certain regularity in the distribution of irregularity across the ...
Thomas McFadden
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Structure Influences Case Processing: Electrophysiological Insights from Hindi Light Verb Constructions [PDF]
Background: Case marking serves as a crucial cue in sentence processing, enabling the prediction of upcoming arguments, thematic roles, and event structure.
Mathew A +3 more
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Nominative Determinism: Classically Derived Names in the Potter Saga
Nominative determinism occurs when a person's name reflects what that person does or is, for instance Mr Baker making bread or Ms Taylor making dresses. In the Potter saga J. K. Rowling seems to have a particular fondness for nominative determinism.
David Butler, Rebecca R. Butler
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THEMES OF GRAMMATICAL FORMS IN THE NOMINATIVE SYSTEM
The grammatical phenomenon of transforming a grammatical form into a new topic, as a representative form of speech or as a topic within a paradigm, we will call grammatical thematization.
Gilberta Hadaj, Albana Tairi
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Український вокатив: зміна поглядів на функції морфологійної форми на тлі суспільних трансформацій
The Ukrainian Vocative: Changing Views on the Functions of the Morphological Form іn the Context of Social Transformations This article highlights changes in the linguistic interpretation and practice of using the vocative case in Ukrainian which ...
Наталія [Nataliia] Ю. [IU.] Ясакова [Yasakova] +2 more
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Taking the nominative (back) out of the accusative
The nominative, the accusative and the dative have been recently argued to stand in proper containment to one another. In contrast to more traditional decompositions which posited no such containment, this new decomposition has been shown to account for ...
Christos Christopoulos, Stanislao Zompì
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In this paper, we present the results of a corpus study investigating the distribution of the three grammatical cases in Estonian (nominative, genitive, partitive) and the factors affecting the interpretation of syntactic role for nouns marked in ...
Merilin Miljan, Virve Vihman
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Physical theories are complex and necessary tools for gaining new knowledge about their areas of application. A distinction is made between abstract and practical theories.
V. Kuznetsov
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Personal and impersonal sentences in Lithuanian and Proto-Indo-European
The dative subject construction of the historical languages is the continuation of the Proto-Indo-European thematic present. It was largely replaced by the construction with a nominative subject that continued the athematic present as well as the aorist,
Frederik Kortlandt
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