 | John M. Anderson - 1977 - 328 pàgines
...identified by the verb, or understood as a part of the meaning of the verb. Locative (L), the case which identifies the location or spatial orientation of...affected by the action or state identified by the verb. A subject is normally created (in languages in which 'subject' is motivated) by, in English etc., moving... | |
 | Peter Hugoe Matthews - 2001 - 182 pàgines
...'objective'. This was for Fillmore 'the semantically most neutral' of his categories; but 'conceivably' should be 'limited to things which are affected by the action or state identified by the verb' (25). Keys in turn are instruments by which doors are opened; therefore, both the subject in This key... | |
 | Francis Katamba - 2004 - 354 pàgines
...represented by a noun whose role in the action or state identified by the verb is identified by the interpretation of the verb itself. Conceivably, the...limited to things which are affected by the action or the state identified by the verb' (Fillmore 1968: 25). Attempts to develop a lexical semantic representation... | |
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Objective (O), the semantically most neutral case, the case of anything representable by a noun whose role in the action or state identified by the verb is identified by the semantic interpretation of the verb itself; conceivably the concept should be... 