Argument/oblique alternations and the structure of lexical meaning

By John Beavers. 2006

71 citations recorded by the source corpus.

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1. Andrew J Koontz-Garboden
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Citations in the corpus

• Affectedness and Differential Object Marking in Spanish (2011, background): “Keywords Case marking Affectedness Differential Object Marking Spanish Diachronic change”
• Aspectual classes and scales of change (2013, methodology): “The resultant classification accommodates the standard Vendler dynamic classes, plus additional classes that have proved difficult for previous approaches, and also makes pr dictions about how argument realization and aspectual classes are rel t d.”
• Manner and Result in the Roots of Verbal Meaning (2012, methodology): “We would also like to thank Ricardo BermúdezOtero, Benjamin Bruening, Lucas Champollion, Heidi Harley, Elena Herburger, Graham Katz, Justin Kelly, Lissa Krawczyk, Jacques Lafleur, Lisa Levinson, Alec Marantz, Paul Portner, Kyle Rawlins, Alex Teodorescu, Cala Zubair; participants in…”