From Indo-European to Latin: the evolution of a morphosyntactic type
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TO LATIN
THE EVOLUTION OF A MORPHOSYNTACTIC TYPE
HELENA KURZOVA
Czech Academy of Sciences
JOHN BENJAMINS PUBLISHING COMPANY
AMSTERDAM/PHILADELPHIA
Contents
PARTI
THE ORIGINS AND EVOLUTION OF THE INDO-EUROPEAN
FLECTIONAL TYPE
THE DERIVATIVE-FLECTIONAL TYPE OF INDO-EUROPEAN AND
THE PARADIGMATIC-FLECTIONAL TYPE OF LATIN 1
1 1 Introduction 3
111 Typology and historico-comparative research: Typological
framework 5
112 Evolutionary perspective: from non-differentiated/synthetic
to differentiated/analytic 7
113 Approach to flectional morphology: Word modification vs
morpheme addition: Decomposition via paradigmatization 8
114 Semantic interpretation of the flectional structure: Enlarging
the notion of linguistic form 9
115 From derivation to inflection: Preliminaries on the recon-
struction of the derivative-flectional type 10
1151 The principle of the grammatical relevance of lexical
categories: Morphological classes 11
1152 The distribution and semantics of grammatical formants 11
116 Derivative-flectional vs paradigmatic-flectional types:
an approach to the typological characterization of the
morphosyntactic structure of Indo-European and its
development: Introductory remarks 13
1 2 The Nominative-Accusative Structure of Indo-European 15
121 Nominal ergativity/activity 16
viii FROM INDO-EUROPEAN TO LATIN
1211 Ergative/active case and the animacy hierarchy 17
1212 Other structural evidence contra ergative/active hypothesis 18
122 Verbal activity 19
1 3 Main Characteristics of the Derivative-Flectional and
Paradigmatic-Flectional Types 23
131 Morphological processes and characteristics 23
1311 Vocalic alternation and suffixation: Internal and external
inflection 24
1312 Implicit semantic distinctions: Inherent characteristics of
roots/stems 26
132 Characterization of IE flectional morphology: Preliminaries 27
1321 Cumulative/fusional and complex character of IE mor-
phology: Allomorphy and form variation 27
1322 IE flection and natural morphology 29
133 The morphemic structure of the IE word 30
1331 The IE word as a hierarchically structured unit:
Lexico-derivative and grammatical components:
Paradigmatization 30
1332 The structure of the flexive ending in the paradig-
matic-flectional language: Evidence from Latin 31
1333 The structure of the flexive ending in the deriva-
tive-flectional stage: Evidence from Greek 35
134 Character of the morphological semantics: Category-im-
manent vs relational semantics 37
1341 The IE word as a semantic complex 38
1342 Category-immanent vs relational semantics 39
135 Word categories: Noun and verb distinction Position of the
adjective 41
136 Structure of the Indo-European sentence: Word autonomy in
the non-formalized sentence structure 42
1361 Word autonomy and agreement 42
1362 Government: The place of the verb in the IE sentence 43
1363 Word order 44
137 Analytic and incorporation-like features of Indo-European 45
1371 Analytic morphemes 45
1372 IE composites as pseudo-incorporative elements 46
CONTENTS ix
PART 2
THE BASIC PRINCIPLES AND ORIGINS OF THE NOMINAL
SYSTEM AND INFLECTIONS 47
2 1 Introduction
Principles of Nominal Inflection: Derivative-Flectional Morphology of
Nouns 49
211 The flectional principle of expressing number and case 49
212 Types of allomorphy in Latin noun inflection: Allomorphy in
Latin and Indo-European 51
213 The morphological character of basic case suffixes: In-
do-European allomorphy motivated by the accent-ablaut
alternations 54
2131 Hysterodynamic, proterodynamic and amphidynamic infle-
ctions of consonantal and -i-/-u- stems 55
2132 The -o- stems inflection 56
214 Noun and adjective: Word autonomy and the semantics of
nominal categories 57
215 The Latin and Indo-European nominal systems: Preliminaries 58
216 Derivative flectional morphology of nouns 59
2 2 Animate and Inanimate Noun Classes
The Category of Gender 61
221 Morphological differences between animates and inanimates
and their semantic motivation 61
222 Gender and agreement 63
2221 IE agreement in gender and agreement in nouns class of
Bantu languages 65
2222 Agreement and word autonomy: Semantic,
morphological/paradigmatic and syntactic functions of
gender 66
223 Conclusions 67
2 3 The Category of Number 69
231 Singular — Dual — Plural 69
232 The nominative and accusative plural: The nucleus of the
plural paradigm 71
x FROM INDO-EUROPEAN TO LATIN
2321 The nominative plural: Intraparadigmatic analogical
innovations 71
2322 Agglutination-like form of the accusative plural 72
2323 Transfer of the -s marker from the nominative plural to
the accusative plural 73
2324 The element -s as a representative plural marker 75
2325 Remarks on plural nominatives without -s 75
233 Conclusions : 76
2 4 The Case System 77
241 The basic case system of animate nouns: Preliminaries 77
2411 The basic case forms 77
2412 The semantic analysis of the basic case system 78
242 Case suffixes -s, -m vs -es/-os, -om: Nominative, accusative
vs genitive 80
2421 Derivational semantics of the suffixes -s and -m: Types of
participation 80
2422 Paradigmatization of case oppositions: Preliminaries 81
2423 Genitive marking by -s and -m suffixes: Possessivity and
partitivity Genitive - ablative 82
2424 The -s marking and animateness: Restriction in -s
nominative 83
243 Nominative and subject constitution 83
2431 Verb orientation in the IE sentence 84
2432 Thetic and categorical statements 84
2433 The semantic/prototypical and syntactic/generalized
subject 86
244 The paradigmatization of nominative - accusative - genitive
oppositions 86
2441 Remarks on the position of nominative: Nominative -
accusative opposition 87
2442 Remarks on the genitive problem 88
245 Case suffixes -/ vs -ei: Locative vs dative 89
246 Other components of the IE and Latin case paradigms 89
2461 Casus indeflnitus or primitivus 90
2462 Case forms with vocalic suffix: Instrumental 90
2463 Cases with marked postinflectional suffixes 91
2464 The Latin ablative and its Indo-European components 91
CONTENTS xi
247 The plural paradigm 92
2471 The Latin dative-ablative plural in -fi and its IE origins 92
24711 The IE locative plural suffix -si/su 93
24712 The IE plural instrumental in -oi-s 93
2 4713 The postinflectional character of -su/-si and -s 93
2472 The Latin dative-ablative in -bus 93
248 Innovative case suffixes of -o- stems: The pronominal
subsystem 94
2481 Genitive singular in -os-io/-os-o 94
2482 Nominative plural in -oi 94
249 The PIE case paradigm and its development 95
2491 The evidence of Hittite 95
2492 The Greek paradigm with alleged syncretism 96
2493 The late IE isoglosses in case formation 96
2 5 Remarks on Latin Paradigmatization 97
251 The morphological and the inflectional paradigms 97
252 Some features and tendencies of Latin paradigmatization 98
2521 Semantic and formal markedness (singular vs plural) 99
2522 Homonymy and its structural disambiguation and dehomo-
nymization: The position of the nominative singular 100
2 6 Conclusions 103
PART 3
THE INDO-EUROPEAN ORIGINS OF THE LATIN VERBAL
SYSTEM 105
3 1 Introduction
Derivative-Flectional Morphology of the Indo-European Verb:
Paradigmatization 107
311 Derivative-flectional and paradigmatic-flectional morphology
of the Indo-European verb: Reconstruction of the two-class
system 107
312 Methodological remarks 109
3121 Approach to the development of the Indo-European verbal
system 109
xii FROM INDO-EUROPEAN TO LATIN
3122 The Greek/Aryan vs the Latin verbal system as two
alternative realizations of the paradigmatization process 109
313 Morphological and semantic-syntactic categories I l l
314 Category-immanent semantics of the Indo-European verb
morphology: Injunctive-based system 112
3 2 The Active and Inactive Verb Classes
The Development from an Injunctive-Based Two-Class System into an
Integral Present-Based Verbal System 115
321 Characterization of active and inactive classes 116
3211 The active vs inactive verbs are morphological classes
(see 1 1 4), i e non-oppositional lexical classes with mor-
phosyntactic relevance 116
3212 Diathetic classes and aspectual subclasses 118
3213 Injunctive-based and present-based verbal system 119
3214 The meaning and function of the classification active vs
inactive: Its diathetic character 120
3215 The non-oriented, diathetically vague inactive verbs 121
3216 The active vs inactive verb classes and animate vs
inanimate noun classes: The nominative-accusative
morphosyntax of Indo-European 124
322 Preliminaries to the reconstruction of the active and inactive
verb classes 127
3221 Hypothesis on the morphonological difference between
active and inactive roots 127
3222 Representative examples of the active and inactive verbs 129
323 Morphology of the active and inactive verb classes: Injunc-
tive-based system developing into present-based system 131
3231 Personal endings of the active verb 131
3232 Primary forms with the postinflectional element -/:
The IE injunctive 132
3233 Simple athematic and thematic forms 132
3234 The thematic present 134
3235 Personal endings of the inactive verb 135
32351 The laryngeal interpretation 137
32352 The -a2 and -d, variants of personal endings 137
32353 The -el-o variants of the 3rd person 138
32354 The primitive two member system of inactive endings 138
CONTENTS xiii
3236 Other morphological processes: Stem alternation Suf-
fixation 139
32361 Stem alternation: Internal inflection 139
32362 Suffixation 140
3 3 Inactive and Perfect
The Latin perfect 143
331 Greek and Aryan opposition of perfect to aorist vs their
identification in Latin and other IE languages 143
332 Semantic and morphological basis of the identification of
aorist with the perfect in Latin: The central position of the
present 145
333 The Latin perfect endings 147
334 The Latin perfect stems 149
3341 Sigmatic perfects 150
3342 Perfects in -wV-iii 150
3343 Reduplicated perfects 151
3344 Perfects with lengthened stems 151
3345 Unmarked perfects 152
335 The Latin perfect system vs present system 152
336 Inactive and perfect: Conclusions 155
3 4 Inactive and Middle-Passive
The Latin deponent/passive 157
341 Inactive origin of the middle-passive: Preliminaries 157
342 Discussion of alternative explanations 158
343 From inactive to middle-passive : Semantic analysis 159
3431 The Greek middle-passive vs the Latin deponent/passive:
Syntactic diathesis and semantic version 160
3432 The origin of the oppositional and marked middle-passive
in the non-oppositional and non-marked inactive 162
3433 The innovative character of the Greek/Aryan oppositional
middle 163
3434 Impersonal passive: Latin backgrounding passive vs
Greek foregrounding passive 164
344 Formal characteristics of the Greek and Latin middle-passive 165
3441 The middle-passive endings of the -toft) type 166
3442 The -r endings 167
xiv FROM INDO-EUROPEAN TO LATIN
345 Foregrounding -toft) middle-passive vs backgrounding -r
middle-passive: Dialectal difference in IE area 168
346 The endings of the Latin deponent/passive: A revised
analysis 170
347 Inactive and middle-passive: Conclusions 171
3 5 Thematic -e/o- suffix and Long Vocalic Suffixes
Latin subjunctives and futures: Latin present conjugations 173
351 Functional parallelism of -e/o- injunctive and long vocalic
- amp;-, -e- injunctives 174
352 The preterital and modal value of IE injunctive 176
353 The semantics of the vocalic suffixes 176
354 Latin subjunctives and futures with - amp;- and -S- suffixes 177
355 Greek thematic imperfects and subjunctives 179
356 Conclusions: Latin present conjugations Basic tendencies of
Latin paradigmatization 180
3 6 Sigmatic Forms of the Latin Present and Perfect Systems
The Indo-European -s- Suffix 181
361 The aoristic and modal -s- suffix 181
362 The morphology of formations with consonantal suffixes:
Latin sigmatic forms 182
3621 The derivational basis of Latin sigmatic forms 183
3622 The vocalic endings of the Latin sigmatic forms 183
363 Imperfect subjunctive: The -sS- formation 184
364 Futures and subjunctives of the type faxo,faxim (-se/so- and
-sF- formations) 185
365 The perfect forms with sigmatic suffix 185
3 7 Latin Imperfect in -bam and Future in -bo
The Indo-European -dh- suffix • 187
371 The analytic explanation of the Latin indicative imperfect 187
372 The flectional explanation of the indicative imperfect 187
373 The -dh- suffix in Greek, Germanic and Latin preterite: The
Latin -bo future 188
3 8 Conclusions 191
CONTENTS xv
Summary 191
Notes 195
References 215
Index 233
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| publishDateSearch | 1993 |
| publishDateSort | 1993 |
| publisher | Benjamins |
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| series | Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science |
| series2 | Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science : Series IV, Current issues in linguistic theory |
| spelling | Kurzová, Helena 1936- Verfasser (DE-588)1065844859 aut From Indo-European to Latin the evolution of a morphosyntactic type Helena Kurzová Amsterdam u.a. Benjamins 1993 XV, 259 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science : Series IV, Current issues in linguistic theory 104 Literaturverz. S. [215] - 231 Flexie (taalkunde) gtt Indo-europese talen gtt Langues indo-européennes - Influence sur le latin Latijn gtt Latin (Langue) - Morphologie Latin (Langue) - Syntaxe Latein Indo-European languages Influence on Latin Latin language Morphology Latin language Syntax Latein (DE-588)4114364-4 gnd rswk-swf Flexion (DE-588)4017521-2 gnd rswk-swf Indogermanisch (DE-588)4120204-1 gnd rswk-swf Indogermanisch (DE-588)4120204-1 s Flexion (DE-588)4017521-2 s Latein (DE-588)4114364-4 s DE-604 Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science Series IV, Current issues in linguistic theory ; 104 (DE-604)BV000001437 104 HEBIS Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=005770748&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Kurzová, Helena 1936- From Indo-European to Latin the evolution of a morphosyntactic type Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science Flexie (taalkunde) gtt Indo-europese talen gtt Langues indo-européennes - Influence sur le latin Latijn gtt Latin (Langue) - Morphologie Latin (Langue) - Syntaxe Latein Indo-European languages Influence on Latin Latin language Morphology Latin language Syntax Latein (DE-588)4114364-4 gnd Flexion (DE-588)4017521-2 gnd Indogermanisch (DE-588)4120204-1 gnd |
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| title | From Indo-European to Latin the evolution of a morphosyntactic type |
| title_auth | From Indo-European to Latin the evolution of a morphosyntactic type |
| title_exact_search | From Indo-European to Latin the evolution of a morphosyntactic type |
| title_full | From Indo-European to Latin the evolution of a morphosyntactic type Helena Kurzová |
| title_fullStr | From Indo-European to Latin the evolution of a morphosyntactic type Helena Kurzová |
| title_full_unstemmed | From Indo-European to Latin the evolution of a morphosyntactic type Helena Kurzová |
| title_short | From Indo-European to Latin |
| title_sort | from indo european to latin the evolution of a morphosyntactic type |
| title_sub | the evolution of a morphosyntactic type |
| topic | Flexie (taalkunde) gtt Indo-europese talen gtt Langues indo-européennes - Influence sur le latin Latijn gtt Latin (Langue) - Morphologie Latin (Langue) - Syntaxe Latein Indo-European languages Influence on Latin Latin language Morphology Latin language Syntax Latein (DE-588)4114364-4 gnd Flexion (DE-588)4017521-2 gnd Indogermanisch (DE-588)4120204-1 gnd |
| topic_facet | Flexie (taalkunde) Indo-europese talen Langues indo-européennes - Influence sur le latin Latijn Latin (Langue) - Morphologie Latin (Langue) - Syntaxe Latein Indo-European languages Influence on Latin Latin language Morphology Latin language Syntax Flexion Indogermanisch |
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