Differentielle Objektmarkierung bei unbelebten Objekten im Spanischen

When and why are direct objects in Spanish marked with an “a”? This study investigates this question by considering inanimate objects that are normally unmarked, but require marking when combined with a small, stable class of verbs. Presenting an analysis of semantic roles, the author shows that diffential object marking in Spanish is determined not only by nominal individualization properties such as animacy and definiteness but also by the verbal action that is expressed.

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Differentielle Objektmarkierung bei unbelebten Objekten im Spanischen

When and why are direct objects in Spanish marked with an “a”? This study investigates this question by considering inanimate objects that are normally unmarked, but require marking when combined with a small, stable class of verbs. Presenting an analysis of semantic roles, the author shows that diffential object marking in Spanish is determined not only by nominal individualization properties such as animacy and definiteness but also by the verbal action that is expressed.

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Differentielle Objektmarkierung bei unbelebten Objekten im Spanischen

Differentielle Objektmarkierung bei unbelebten Objekten im Spanischen

by Marco Garc#x000ED;a Garc#x000ED;a
Differentielle Objektmarkierung bei unbelebten Objekten im Spanischen

Differentielle Objektmarkierung bei unbelebten Objekten im Spanischen

by Marco Garc#x000ED;a Garc#x000ED;a

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When and why are direct objects in Spanish marked with an “a”? This study investigates this question by considering inanimate objects that are normally unmarked, but require marking when combined with a small, stable class of verbs. Presenting an analysis of semantic roles, the author shows that diffential object marking in Spanish is determined not only by nominal individualization properties such as animacy and definiteness but also by the verbal action that is expressed.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9783110373967
Publisher: De Gruyter
Publication date: 08/25/2014
Series: Linguistische Arbeiten , #545
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 261
File size: 1 MB
Age Range: 18 Years
Language: German

About the Author

Marco García García, Universität Köln.

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