Possession and the double object construction
By Heidi Harley. 2002
474 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Language and Linguistics
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- Alana Johns
- Gillian Ramchand
- Raffaella Folli
- Heidi Harley
- Benjamin Bruening
- John Beavers
- Donna Lardiere
Citations in the corpus
- Causation, Obligation, and Argument Structure: On the Nature of Little v (2007, background): “Similarly, we assume that stative verbs such as avere ‘have’, temere ‘fear’, and sentire ‘hear, sense’ contain a stative vBE (Harley 1995, 2002), which also does not take an external argument and which again can be embedded under FI fare, as shown for Gianni ha fatto avere una macchina a Maria…”
- Restricting noun incorporation: root movement (2007, methodology): “Thus the inchoative verb -taaq- ‘get’ is the eventive counterpart of [Phave], as shown in (18); see Harley (2003) , who discusses a similar analysis for English get.”
- Verb Meaning and the Lexicon: A First Phase Syntax (2008, background): “Thus, the view proposed here will be ‘generativeconstructivist’ in spirit, but not ‘constructionist’.”