 | Melissa Bowerman - 1973 - 324 pàgines
...identified by the verbs with which they are associated. For example, the Locative is 'the case which identifies the location or spatial orientation of the state or action identified by the verb ' (1968, p. 25). The definition of ' case ' is extended in Seppo's grammar to include the relationships... | |
 | J. Howard Shaw - 1979 - 260 pàgines
...vorkommen zu können. Yesterday ist in den obigen Beispielen nicht subkategorisiert. the case which identifies the location o r spatial orientation of the state or action identified by the verb. Wie wir aber oben andeuteten, wollen wir diesen Kasus subkategorisieren, damit wir möglichst ökonomisch... | |
 | J. Howard Shaw - 1979 - 260 pàgines
...mit Temporal vieles gemeinsam hat. Für Fillmore (1968:25) ist Locative: the case which identif ies the location or spatial orientation of the state or action identified by the verb. Wie wir aber oben andeuteten, wollen wir diesen Kasus subkategorisieren, damit wir möglichst ökonomisch... | |
 | Wolfgang Wildgen - 1985 - 336 pàgines
...verb, or understood äs a part of the meaning of the verb. (4) Locative (L), the case which identif ies the location or spatial orientation of the state or action identified by the verb. (5) Objective (0), the semantically most neutral case of anything representable by a noun whose role... | |
 | Walter A. Cook - 1989 - 240 pàgines
...Mary /dreamed /a dream. F = cognate O DVF 1.2.6 Locative (L). The Locative case is 'the case which identifies the location or spatial orientation of the state or action identified by the verb' (1968:25). Locative includes both stative and directional locatives 'since locational and directional... | |
 | Lois Bloom - 1993 - 532 pàgines
...was more specific than the locative case in Fillmore's (1968) case grammar, in which locative case "identifies the location or spatial orientation of the state or action identified by the verb." The locative constituent place in locativeaction utterances in this study specified the goal of movement... | |
 | Kirsten Malmkjær - 2002 - 696 pàgines
...but Platt 1971: 25 gives, for instance. The man makes a wurley}. • Locative ( L): the case which identifies the location or spatial orientation of the state or action identified by the verb [Chicago is windy: It is windy in Chicago]. • Objective (O): the semantically most neutral case,... | |
 | Kirsten Malmkjær - 2002 - 696 pàgines
...but Platt 1971: 25 gives, for instance, The man makes a wurley]. • Locative ( L): the case which identifies the location or spatial orientation of the state or action identified by the verb [Chicago is windy; It is windy in Chicago]. • Objective (O): the semantically most neutral case,... | |
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Locative (L), the case which identifies the location or spatial orientation of the state or action identified by the verb. Objective (0), the semantically most neutral case, the case of anything representable by a noun whose role in the action or state... 