Moving places. The syntax of goal of motion constructions revisited

‘Goal of motion’ constructions have been used in the literature (Talmy 1985, Klipple 1997, Higginbotham 1999, Rappaport Hovav and Levin 2001, Ramchand and Folli 2001, etc.) as the basis for setting a parameter which distinguishes English (a satellite-framed language) from Romance languages (verb-fra...

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Main Author: Ruxandra Drăgan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Editura Universitatii din Bucuresti 2007-01-01
Series:Bucharest Working Papers in Linguistics
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Online Access:http://bwpl.unibuc.ro/index.pl/moving_places._the_syntax_of_goal_of_motion_constructions_revisited
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description ‘Goal of motion’ constructions have been used in the literature (Talmy 1985, Klipple 1997, Higginbotham 1999, Rappaport Hovav and Levin 2001, Ramchand and Folli 2001, etc.) as the basis for setting a parameter which distinguishes English (a satellite-framed language) from Romance languages (verb-framed languages) in terms of mapping conceptual categories such as ‘manner’ and ‘path’ onto syntactic ones (VPs and PPs). Starting from Folli and Ramchand’s analysis of ‘goal of motion’ constructions, we will show that some ‘goal of motion’ constructions in Italian and Romanian appear to force a reconsideration of the above-mentioned parameter.
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spelling doaj.art-2e83909f4e4d4b64928e626bc002403c2022-12-21T21:04:53ZengEditura Universitatii din BucurestiBucharest Working Papers in Linguistics2069-92392007-01-01IX1171180Moving places. The syntax of goal of motion constructions revisitedRuxandra Drăgan‘Goal of motion’ constructions have been used in the literature (Talmy 1985, Klipple 1997, Higginbotham 1999, Rappaport Hovav and Levin 2001, Ramchand and Folli 2001, etc.) as the basis for setting a parameter which distinguishes English (a satellite-framed language) from Romance languages (verb-framed languages) in terms of mapping conceptual categories such as ‘manner’ and ‘path’ onto syntactic ones (VPs and PPs). Starting from Folli and Ramchand’s analysis of ‘goal of motion’ constructions, we will show that some ‘goal of motion’ constructions in Italian and Romanian appear to force a reconsideration of the above-mentioned parameter.http://bwpl.unibuc.ro/index.pl/moving_places._the_syntax_of_goal_of_motion_constructions_revisitedgoal of motionmannerpathverb-frame languagessatellite-framed languages
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Moving places. The syntax of goal of motion constructions revisited
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manner
path
verb-frame languages
satellite-framed languages
title Moving places. The syntax of goal of motion constructions revisited
title_full Moving places. The syntax of goal of motion constructions revisited
title_fullStr Moving places. The syntax of goal of motion constructions revisited
title_full_unstemmed Moving places. The syntax of goal of motion constructions revisited
title_short Moving places. The syntax of goal of motion constructions revisited
title_sort moving places the syntax of goal of motion constructions revisited
topic goal of motion
manner
path
verb-frame languages
satellite-framed languages
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