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Achab, Karim. |
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Internal Structure of Verb Meaning : |
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A Study of Verbs in Tamazight (Berber) / |
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Karim Achab. |
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Newcastle, UK : |
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Cambridge Scholars, |
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2012. |
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192 p. : |
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ill. ; |
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21 cm. |
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List of Abbreviations or Chronology |
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Chapter one: Outline of the Book -- 1.1 Main objective -- 1.2 The internal structure of verbs and the organization of the grammar -- 1.3 Verbs of (change of) state |
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Chapter two: Tamazight Language Profile -- 2.1 Geographical area where Tamazight is spoken -- 2.2 Ideological and political threat: the case of Algeria -- 2.3 Tamazight morphology, syntax and phonology -- 2.4 Noun declension -- 2.5 Word order -- 2.6 Pronouns -- 2.7 Dialectic variation -- 2.8 Tifinagh, the Tamazight alphabet -- 2.9 Writing Tamazight today -- 2.10 Tamazight in the linguistic phylum |
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Chapter three: Verb Structure and the Organization of the Grammar -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 ES, LS and PAS: an overview -- 3.3 Confusion between LS, ES and PAS in the literature -- 3.4 Verb internal structure and the organization of the grammar -- 3.5 Approach and proposals -- 3.6 Conclusion |
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Chapter four: Verbs of Quality and Unaccusative Verbs -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Verbs of quality -- 4.3 The resultative and the inchoative interpretations -- 4.4 Dialectical variations between two nominative forms -- 4.5 Unaccusative verbs -- 4.6 Unaccusative/causative alternating verbs |
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Chapter five: Nominative v. Accusative Clitics -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Evidence in favor of the clitic status of the morpheme i- -- 5.3 Difference between the nominative and the accusative forms -- 5.4 Conclusion |
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Chapter six: Verbs of Spatial Configuration -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Internal structure and predicate-argument structure -- 6.3 Reflexive analysis of verbs of spatial configuration -- 6.4 Conclusion |
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Chapter seven: Causative Verbs of Change -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 Morphological Causatives -- 7.3 Intransitive alternating causatives -- 7.4 More on the differences between ROOT and SS- lexicalisation -- 7.5 Non-intransitive alternating causatives -- 7.6 Causative / intransitive alternation across languages -- 7.7 Conclusion |
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Chapter eight: Conclusion -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Theoretically relevant proposals -- 8.3 Verbs of (change of) state in Tamazight -- 8.4 Aspect and internal structure |
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"Internal Structure of Verb meaning: A Study of verbs in Tamazight (Berber) makes years of academic research in linguistics available to a wide audience. It is written in such a way that it serves as an introduction to the domains of lexical semantics and the organization of grammar for students. The book investigates the internal structure and the predicate-argument structure of verbs of (change of) state, including unaccusatives, verbs of spatial configuration, causatives, and those traditionally referred to as verbs of quality in the linguistic literature on Tamazight. The Tamazight data investigated is so peculiar that it reveals a lot about the construction and derivation of verb meaning from both the ontogenetic and the phylogenetic views. The analysis provided in this book also shows in a parsimonious and most lucid way how lexical semantics interacts with other syntactic approaches including Government and Binding and the Minimalist program. As most of the literature available on Tamazight is written in French, the author also made a pledge to inform the English-speaking world about the reality of Tamazight not only as a living language, but also as a culture and an identity that is still cherished and defended by its owners across North Africa, from Morocco to Egypt and in some Sub-Saharan countries including Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso in a variety known as Tuareg. Although the language is still spoken by some 40 million people in these two regions, political regimes in these various countries have had enough of a nerve to even deny its existence (see quotes, p. iv). You will be surprised to find out that Sheshonq, the founder of the 22nd dynasty of Pharaohs in Egypt, was an Amazigh (Berber) from Libya; and you will learn about how this millennia-old language has resisted some of the most oppressive tyrants and regimes of our era." (Book Jacket) |
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« La structure interne du sens du verbe : une étude des verbes en tamazight (berbère) rend des années de recherche académique en linguistique disponibles à un large public. Il est écrit de telle manière qu’il sert d’introduction aux domaines de la sémantique lexicale et de l’organisation de la grammaire pour les étudiants. Le livre étudie la structure interne et la structure des prédicats-arguments des verbes d’état (changement d’état), y compris les non utilisables, les verbes de configuration spatiale, les causatifs et ceux traditionnellement appelés verbes de qualité dans la littérature linguistique sur le tamazight. Les données tamazight étudiées sont si particulières qu’elles en révèlent beaucoup sur la construction et la dérivation de la signification des verbes à partir des vues ontogénétique et phylogénétique. L’analyse fournie dans ce livre montre également de manière parcimonieuse et lucide comment la sémantique lexicale interagit avec d’autres approches syntaxiques, y compris le gouvernement et la reliure et le programme minimaliste. Comme la plupart de la littérature disponible sur le tamazight est écrite en français, l’auteur s’est également engagé à informer le monde anglophone sur la réalité du tamazight non seulement en tant que langue vivante, mais aussi comme une culture et une identité qui sont encore chéries et défendues par ses propriétaires à travers l’Afrique du Nord, du Maroc à l’Egypte et dans certains pays sub-sahariens dont le Mali, le Niger et le Burkina Faso dans une variété connue sous le nom de Touareg. Bien que la langue soit encore parlée par quelque 40 millions de personnes dans ces deux régions, les régimes politiques de ces différents pays ont eu assez de courage pour même nier son existence (voir citations, p. iv). Vous serez surpris d’apprendre que Sheshonq, le fondateur de la 22e dynastie de pharaons en Égypte, était un Amazigh (berbère) de Libye; et vous apprendrez comment cette langue millénaire a résisté à certains des tyrans et des régimes les plus oppressifs de notre époque. » |
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