Linking the geometry of argument structure
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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgements
................................................. xi
List of Abbreviations
............................................... xv
Introduction
....................................................... 1
1
A Phenomenon and a Principle: The Isomorphic
Linking Hypothesis
........................................ 1
2
Representations
........................................... 3
3
The Competition
.......................................... 5
4
Advantages of this Proposal
................................. 5
5
Going Forward
............................................ 7
Part I A Geometric Theory of Linking
1
Conceptual Structure
.......................................... 11
1.1
Motivating Conceptual Structure: A Review
of the Problems with Theta Grids
............................ 11
1.2
Representing Arguments and Satisfying the Theta Criterion
...... 16
1.3
Building Conceptual Structure Representations
................. 19
1.3.1
Argument Fusion and Selection
....................... 19
1.3.2
Constraining Fusion: The Prohibition Against
Double Fusion
..................................... 22
1.4
Streamlining the Set of CS Primitives
......................... 24
1.5
Argument Structure: The Interface Projection from CS
.......... 33
2
Eliminating the Direct/Indirect Internal Argument Distinction
...... 35
2.1
Reasons to Eliminate Indirect Arguments
...................... 35
2.2
Apparent Problems and Their Solutions
....................... 38
2.2.1
Syntactic Category
.................................. 38
2.2.2
Linear Order
....................................... 40
2.2.3
Lexical Rules
...................................... 40
2.3
Summary
................................................ 50
Contents
Explaining Linking Regularities
................................. 53
3.1
A New Linking Proposal: The Isomorphic Linking Hypothesis.
... 54
3.2
Causative Verbs
........................................... 59
3.2.1
Simple Causative Verbs
.............................. 59
3.2.2
Productive double agent Causative Verbs
.............. 62
3.3
Comparing the ILH to Other Linking Theories
................. 68
3.3.1
The Thematic Hierarchy Hypothesis (THH)
............. 68
3.3.2
The Uniformity ofTheta Assignment Hypothesis (UTAH).
69
3.3.3
Why the ILH Is a Better Linking Theory
than THH and UTAH
............................... 71
3.4
Unaccusative and Unergative Verb Linking and Some Linking
Predictions
............................................... 77
3.4.1
Unaccusative Verb Linking
........................... 79
3.4.2
Unergative Verb Linking
............................. 81
3.4.3
Some Linking Predictions
............................ 83
3.5
Some Problematic Verb Classes
.............................. 85
3.6
Summary: The Linking Theory So Far
........................ 86
Syntactically Unexpressed Arguments, Incorporation, and Adjuncts
. 89
4.1
Implicit Argument Verbs and Implications for Lexical Entries
.... 89
4.1.1
Implicit Theme Verbs: cook, eat, drink
................. 89
4.1.2
More Implicit Theme Verbs: rain and snow
............. 93
4.1.3
Implicit PLACE Verbs: deliver (Concrete PLACE)
and transform (Abstract PLACE)
...................... 95
4.2
Incorporated Argument Verbs
...............................100
4.2.1
Incorporated Theme Verbs and Adjunct Fusion: butter
and bone
.......................................... 100
4.2.2
More Incorporated Theme Verbs: ticket, leaflet,
stone, gas
......................................... 110
4.2.3
Incorporated Concrete place Verbs: bag, box, bottle,
file, shelve
......................................... 112
4.3
Coindexed Argument Verbs and the Bound Argument Condition
on Linking
...............................................117
4.4
Delinked CS Arguments: Mismatches Introduced
By Word-Formation Rules
..................................119
4.4.1
Delinked External Arguments: Passive Verbs, Middle
Verbs and
Déverbal
Nominais........................
120
4.4.2
Delinked Internal Arguments: Reciprocal Verbs
and Reflexive Verbs
................................. 124
4.5
Maintaining the Argument/Adjunct Distinction in Light
of Selected Adjuncts
.......................................128
4.5.1
Syntactic Arguments
................................128
4.5.2
Adjuncts
..........................................131
4.5.3
Tests for the Argument/Adjunct Distinction
.............132
4.5.4
Additional Justifications for the Argument/Adjunct
Distinction
........................................ 134
Contents ix
5
The Linking of Resultative Verbs: Clausal Fusion
..................
1
37
5.1
The Conceptual Structure of Resultative Verbs
.................138
5.2
The Argument Structure of Resultative Verbs
..................144
5.2.1
The Argumenthood of the Result XP
...................145
5.2.2
The Argumenthood of the
Postverbal
NP ...............
152
5.3
The Linking of Resultative Verbs and a Better Linking Theory
.... 157
5.3.1
The Linking of the Inherited Arguments and a Relativized
Isomorphic Linking Hypothesis
....................... 157
5.3.2
A New Kind of AS-CS Mismatch: Nonlinking Themes
... 164
5.4
Clausal Fusion: Interpreting the Unlinked Theme
...............166
6
The Prohibition Against Double Fusion
...........................173
6.1
Deriving Resultative Mismatches from the Prohibition Against
Double Fusion
............................................173
6.2
Independent Evidence for the Prohibition Against Double Fusion
. 176
6.2.1
Passive by-phrases and Agent Subjects
.................177
6.2.2
With-Themes and Theme Direct Objects
................178
6.2.3
PP Locations and Locative Direct Objects
...............180
6.2.4
The Prohibition Against Double Fusion Versus
Jackendoff s
(1990)
Constraints on Adjunct Rules
....... 180
6.3
The Prohibition Against Double Fusion and the Theta Criterion
... 181
6.4
Against an Alternative CS for Resultatives: The Means Analysis
(Jackendoff,
1990) ........................................186
6.4.1
Jackendoff s First Argument for the Means Analysis
and a Refutation: The Actor Test
...................... 188
6.4.2
Jackendoff s Second Argument for the Means Analysis
and a Refutation: X s Way
......................... 193
6.4.3
One Argument in Favor of the Agent Analysis:
Unaccusative Verbs
................................. 193
6.4.4
A Second Argument in Favor of the Agent Analysis:
Weather Verbs
..................................... 195
6.5
An Overview of Linking
....................................196
Part II More Linking Results Across the Lexicon
7
Causative Verbs with place Arguments
..........................207
7.1
Obligatory place Arguments: render, put, and get are not
Three-Argument Verbs
.....................................207
7.1.1
Abstract PLACE Verbs: render and make
................208
7.1.2
Concrete PLACE Verbs: put and position, lean and stand
..211
7.1.3
Unspecified PLACE Verbs: get and keep
.................216
7.2
Optional Implicit PLACES
...................................218
7.2.1
Concrete PLACE Verbs: deliver, transmit and convey
......219
7.2.2
Abstract PLACE Verbs: convert, change, alter
and transform
...................................... 222
χ
Contents
7.2.3
A Different Type of Abstract PLACE Verb,
or Pseudoresultatives : transitive break
............... 224
8
Unaccusatives: A Cluster of Verb Classes
.........................229
8.1
Unaccusative Verbs with Obligatory PLACE Arguments: go, turn,
get, and be
...............................................229
8.2
Unaccusative Verbs with Optional PLACE Arguments:
fall and change
...........................................235
8.3
Unaccusative Pseudoresultatives: break (into pieces)
............237
8.4
Unaccusative Resultatives
...................................239
8.5
Unaccusative
/
Unergative Alternating Verbs: roll and march
.....243
8.6
Defining Unaccusative Verb
...............................250
8.7
Unaccusative/Causative Alternating Verbs: pierce and climb
......252
9
Complex Causative Verbs
.......................................259
9.1
Causative Manner-of-Motion Verbs: march, dance, run, skip,
and swim
................................................260
9.2
Causative Material Means Verbs: paste and staple
.............267
9.3
Causative Instrument Verbs: hammer and spoon
................269
9.4
Causative Alternating Verbs: A Reanalysis of the load
and spray Classes
.........................................272
9.4.1
The with Variants
...................................273
9.4.2
The Locative Variants
...............................275
10
Other Verb Classes, Other Issues, and Conclusions
.................281
10.1
Adjunct Fusion Versus Argument Linking: bag and butter
........281
10.2
Non-Causative Transitive Verbs: enter and inhabit
..............285
10.3
More on Replacing GO with BECOME
.........................289
10.4
Conclusions and Further Thoughts
...........................294
Summary of Definitions, Principles and Rules
.........................297
References
.........................................................303
Index of English Words Discussed
....................................311
Index
.............................................................315
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