Zur Verbmorphologie germanischer Sprachen
Sheila Watts (editor), Jonathan West (editor), Hans-Joachim Solms (editor)The Germanic languages from Gothic, Old Norse and Old Saxon to modern Dutch, English and German are the source of data for this collection of articles on diachronic verbal morphology. Central questions are the origins of strong and weak verbs, the development of tense, aspect and mood categories, and both their formal morphological or syntactic marking, and their implications for the semantics of the verb phrase. The articles are all theoretically informed, albeit from a wide range of frameworks, and issues of reconstruction, typology and analogy are discussed alongside grammaticalization, ergativity and polarity in order to shed new light on the diverse forms and functions of the Germanic verb.
Kategorije:
Godina:
2001
Izdanje:
Reprint 2013
Izdavač:
Max Niemeyer Verlag
Jezik:
german
Strane:
245
ISBN 10:
311091865X
ISBN 13:
9783110918656
Serije:
Linguistische Arbeiten; 446
Fajl:
PDF, 8.14 MB
IPFS:
,
german, 2001