The semantics of case / Olga Kagan.

Kagan, Olga, 1977-
Call Number
401/.43
Author
Kagan, Olga, 1977- author.
Title
The semantics of case / Olga Kagan.
Physical Description
1 online resource (xv, 289 pages) : digital, PDF file(s).
Series
Key topics in semantics and pragmatics
Notes
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 08 Apr 2020).
Summary
The phenomenon of case has long been a central topic of study in linguistics. While the majority of the literature so far has been on the syntax of case, semantics also has a crucial role to play in how case operates. This book investigates the relationship between semantics and case-marking in the languages of the world, exploring a range of phenomena in which case-assignment is affected by (or affects) meaning. By bringing together data from a wide range of languages, representing different language families, a cross-linguistic picture emerges of the correlation between case and meaning. Different approaches to the phenomena are considered, including both syntactic and semantic analyses, and the question is raised as to whether case can be treated as meaningful, ultimately helping us shed light on the broader connections between grammar and meaning and, moreover, grammar and the human cognition.
Subject
Grammar, Comparative and general Case.
SEMANTICS.
Multimedia
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Summary
The phenomenon of case has long been a central topic of study in linguistics. While the majority of the literature so far has been on the syntax of case, semantics also has a crucial role to play in how case operates. This book investigates the relationship between semantics and case-marking in the languages of the world, exploring a range of phenomena in which case-assignment is affected by (or affects) meaning. By bringing together data from a wide range of languages, representing different language families, a cross-linguistic picture emerges of the correlation between case and meaning. Different approaches to the phenomena are considered, including both syntactic and semantic analyses, and the question is raised as to whether case can be treated as meaningful, ultimately helping us shed light on the broader connections between grammar and meaning and, moreover, grammar and the human cognition.
Notes
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 08 Apr 2020).
Subject
Grammar, Comparative and general Case.
SEMANTICS.
Multimedia