Werner Abraham

Eric J. Reuland

F. R. Ankersmit

Jan Johann Albinn Mooij

Studying the relations between knowledge and language, one may distinguish two different lines of inquiry, one focusing on language as a body of knowledge, the other on language as a vehicle of knowledge.

From Orwell's Problem to Plato's Problem

Knowledge and Language

Tanmoy Bhattacharya

Giorgos Spathas

Recent developments in the generative tradition have created new interest in matters of argument structure and argument projection, giving prominence to the discussion on the role of lexical entries. Particularly, the more traditional lexicalist view that encodes argument structure information on lexical entries is now challenged by a syntactic view under which all properties of argument structure are taken up by syntactic structure. In the light of these new developments, the contributions in this volume provide detailed empirical investigations of argument structure phenomena in a wide range of languages. The contributions vary in their response to the theoretical questions and address issues that range from the role of specific functional heads and the relation of argument projection with syntactic processes, to the position of argument structure within a broader clausal architecture and the argument structure properties of less studied categories.

Argument Structure

Martin Everaert

Hans Bennis

Interface Strategies

Eric J. Reuland

About

Books

Join the club