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Ergativity and Other Alignment Types in Neo-Aramaic

Investigating Morphosyntactic Microvariation
BuchGebunden
546 Seiten
Englisch
Brillerschienen am26.08.2021
This book contains a comprehensive study of constructional splits and alignment typology, especially ergativity, as found in the Neo-Aramaic languages spoken in the Mesopotamian region of West Asia.mehr

Produkt

KlappentextThis book contains a comprehensive study of constructional splits and alignment typology, especially ergativity, as found in the Neo-Aramaic languages spoken in the Mesopotamian region of West Asia.
Details
ISBN/GTIN978-90-04-44817-9
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartGebunden
FormatGenäht
Verlag
Erscheinungsjahr2021
Erscheinungsdatum26.08.2021
Seiten546 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
Gewicht880 g
Artikel-Nr.58092368

Inhalt/Kritik

Inhaltsverzeichnis
PrefaceList of Figures, Maps and TablesAbbreviations and Symbols1 Introductionâ1.1âErgativity, an Enigma in Semitic Linguistics?â1.2âNeo-Aramaic Dialects in the Land of Riversâ1.5âPrevious Approaches to Alignment in Eastern Neo-Aramaicâ1.6âAims and Scope of This Bookâ1.7âSources and Transcription Conventionsâ1.8âOutline2 Who Did What to Whom in the Context of Neo-Aramaicâ2.1âMain Components of Verbal Inflection in Neo-Aramaicâ2.2â(Pro)nominals and Verbal Constructions Derived from (Pro)nominalsâ2.3âDefining and Identifying the Alignment of Who Did What to Whomâ2.4âConclusion: A Construction-Specific Approachâ2.5âOverviews of Inflection3 Ergativity and Its Typology: The Trans-Zab Jewish Dialectsâ3.1âMain Morphosyntactic Hallmarksâ3.2âErgativity and Alignment Splits in Typological Perspectivesâ3.3âErgativity and Patient-Related Splits in Trans-Zab Jewish NENAâ3.4âErgativity and Splits along the Tense-Aspect-Mood Scaleâ3.5âErgativity and Transitivity: Argument Omission and Valency Alternationsâ3.6âConclusion: Construction-Specific, Not Alignment-Specific Factors4 Christian and Western Jewish Dialects of NENAâ4.1âPreliminary Notes on Morphosyntaxâ4.2âErgative or Passive? Agents In and Out of Focusâ4.3âVerb-Related Factors: Grammaticalization of Resultativesâ4.4âArgument-Related Factors: Harmonizing the Objectâ4.5âConclusion: Cross-System Harmonization5 Below the Tigris: The Neo-Aramaic Dialects of Ṭur Ê¿Abdin and Mlaḥsóâ5.1âMorphosyntactic Traits of Central Neo-Aramaicâ5.2âThe Neo-Aramaic Dialects of Ṭur Ê¿Abdinâ5.3âThe Neo-Aramaic Dialect of Mlaḥsóâ5.4âThe Primacy of Intransitive Codingâ5.5âSummary from Stem to Stern6 Cross-Dialectal Synopsis of the Morphosyntaxâ6.1âTense-Aspect-Sensitive Splitsâ6.2âMorphological Splitsâ6.3âSplits and Transitivity Alternationsâ6.4âSplits Based on Argument Properties7 General Conclusionâ7.1âConstructions Leading a Life of Their Ownâ7.2âA Taxonomy of Major Alignment TypesReferencesIndexmehr

Autor

Paul M. Noorlander, Ph.D. (2018) is currently a Rubicon Fellow at Leiden University seconded to the University of Cambridge. He is involved in Neo-Aramaic documentation and has published on various topics in Semitic languages and linguistics and contact with Indo-European.
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