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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgements
vii
Abbreviations
xix
Chapter
1
Motivations for a study of space
1.
Why studying the language of space?
1
2.
Motivations for studying a less familiar
non-
3
Indoeuropean language
3.
Problems in language and space research
5
4.
Aims of this study
7
5.
Structure of this study
12
Chapter
2
Ethnographic and linguistic background and
methodology
1.
Geographical, historical, and ethnographic
15
background
1.1.
Some geographical, and historical notes
15
1.2.
Present-day linguistic situation from a historic
18
perspective
1.3.
Linguistic transmission, language attitudes, and
21
socializing practices
1.4.
Code-switching in the Marquesan speech community
25
1.5.
Child-directed speech
33
2.
The Marquesan languages
37
3.
Fieldwork and methodology
44
3.1.
Previous work on the Marquesan languages
44
3.2.
Data of the present study
44
3.2.1.
Data collection and local consultants
45
3.2.2.
Data collection techniques: elicitation and other
46
methods of data collection
3.2.2.1.
Interactive tasks and games for the elicitation of
48
spatial language
3.2.2.2.
Elicitation of line drawings stimuli
49
3.2.2.3.
Elicitation of modelled actions and motion scenes
50
xii Contents
3.2.2A.
Placement
tasks
50
3.2.3.
Some remarks on data transcripts and stimuli material
51
Chapter
3
Grammatical sketch
1.
Some general remarks on Marquesan grammar
54
2.
Phonology and orthography
54
3.
Basic simple clauses and their structure
57
4.
Word classes
65
4.1.
Full words
66
4.1.1.
Nominais
70
4.1.2.
Verbals
77
4.1.2.1.
Transitive verbals
77
4.1.2.2.
Ditransitive
verbals
81
4.1.2.3.
Intransitive verbals
83
4.1.2.4.
Neuter verbals
88
4.1.2.5.
Other verbals
95
4.2.
Numerals
96
4.3.
Proforms
100
4.3.1.
Personal pronouns
100
4.3.2.
Possessive pronouns
101
4.3.3.
Demonstratives
102
4.3.4.
Deictic local nouns
106
4.3.5.
Deictic temporal
nominais
109
4.3.6.
Deictic verbals
110
4.3.7.
Interrogative proforms
111
4.3.8.
Anaphoric pronoun
ai
114
4.4.
Particles
115
4.4.1.
Conjunctions
116
4.4.2.
Emphatic and interrogative particles
120
4.5.
Interjections
122
5.
Morphological processes
122
5.1.
Affixation
122
5.2.
Reduplication
128
5.3.
Compounding
131
6.
Morphosyntax
132
6.1.
The noun phrase
132
6.1.1.
Morphosyntactic properties of noun phrases
134
6.1.1.1.
Articles
134
6.1.1.2.
Prepositions
143
Contents xiii
6.1.1.3. Attributes 155
6.1.1.3.1. Prenuclear
modifiers
15 6
6.1.1.3.2. Postnuclear
attributes and modifiers
160
6.1.2.
Some basic construction types of noun phrases
167
6.1.2.1.
Possessive constructions
167
6.1.2.2.
Nominalisation
172
6.2.
The verbal phrase
176
6.2.1.
Tense-aspect-mood particles
178
6.2.2.
Negation
200
6.2.3.
Verbal modifiers
203
6.2.4.
Directional particles
204
6.2.5.
Verb serialisation
205
6.2.6.
Noun incorporation
209
Chapter
4
Theoretical background of language and space research
1.
Defining space
211
2.
Objective properties of space
211
3.
The interrelation between space, spatial language and
213
spatial conceptualisation
4.
Spatial reference
217
4.1.
Defining spatial reference
217
4.2.
Some basic assumptions about spatial localisation
219
4.3.
Three basic requirements of spatial reference
224
4.4.
Static and dynamic localisation
228
4.4.1.
Concepts of Path
232
5.
Subjectivity in spatial reference
233
6.
Assignment of names to object parts and inherent
237
properties of objects
6.1.
The asymmetrical body axes
238
6.2.
Full body analogy
239
7.
Functional properties
241
8.
Topological properties
241
9.
Psycholinguistic models of spatial reference
243
9.1.
Two-point versus three-point localisation
245
9.2.
Spatial frames of reference
249
9.2.
1
.
Intrinsic frame of reference
249
9.2.2.
Relative frame of reference
251
9.2.3.
Absolute frame of reference
254
10.
Different types of location
259
xiv Contents
10.1.
Object regions and places
259
10.2.
Landmarks
261
10.3.
Partitioned regions in confined spaces
265
11.
Small-scale and large-scale reference
265
12.
Direction and goal
267
Chapter
5
Semantic and morphosyntactic analysis of locative
constructions in North Marquesan
Preliminary remarks
280
Defining a construction
287
The meaning of a locative construction and its units
288
Types of attributive noun phrases expressing the
293
relatum
Some remarks on Marquesan locative prepositions
299
Different types of locative constructions in North
299
Marquesan
Locative constructions with place names
301
The semantics of place names
301
The class of place names in North Marquesan
303
Meaning contribution of locative prepositions to
305
place names
Summary
308
Locative constructions with body-part terms
309
The semantics of body-part terms
309
Body-part terms in North Marquesan
311
North Marquesan body-part terms used as locatives:
320
type-S-constructions
6.2.3.1.
Prepositions and articles in type-S-constructions used
321
in the relative frame of reference
6.2.3.2.
Prepositions and articles in type-S-constructions used
322
in the intrinsic frame of reference
6.2.3.3.
Construction types with
ima a e
left hand and
ima
326
око
right hand
6.2.4.
Summary
329
6.3.
Locative constructions with local nouns
331
6.3.1.
The class of local nouns in North Marquesan
331
6.3.2.
The semantics of North Marquesan local nouns
335
6.3.3.
Meaning contribution of the locative prepositions
339
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
6.1
6.1
.1.
6.1
.2.
6.1
.3.
6.1
.4.
6.2
6.2
.1.
6.2
.2.
6.2
.3.
Contents xv
6.3.3.1.
Local nouns used in the intrinsic and relative frame of
339
reference
6.3.3.2.
Local nouns used in the absolute frame of reference
344
6.3.3.2.1.
In large-scale reference
345
6.3.3.2.2.
In small-scale reference
351
6.3.3.3.
Summary
360
6.3.3.4.
Local nouns expressing topological relations
361
6.3.3.5.
Summary
375
6.3.3.6.
Local nouns expressing spatial relations on the
377
UP/DO WN-axis
6.3.3.7.
Summary
395
6.3.3.8.
Constructions with local nouns in non-spatial
397
conceptual domains
6.4.
Locative constructions with with hope part, region ,
400
keke side , and vahi place
6.4.1.
Summary
412
6.5.
Locative constructions with common full words,
412
proper names of persons and personal pronouns
6.5.1.
Summary
423
Chapter
6
Modifiers in locative constructions
1.
Introductory remarks
426
2.
Directional particles
427
2.1.
Directional particles in verbal phrases and
430
nominalised verbal clauses
2.1.1.
Spatial uses of
mai
and
atu
in verbal phrases
433
2.1.1.1.
Usage of
mai
and
atu
in
a demonstraţia
ad
óculos-
433
situation
2.1.1.2.
Usage of
mai
and
atu
in narratives and reported events
439
2.1.2.
Non-spatial uses of directional particles in verbal
444
phrases
2.1.3.
Summary
449
2.2.
Directional particles in noun phrases
450
2.2.1.
Directional particles in noun phrases with common
450
full words and personal pronouns
2.2.2.
Directional particles in noun phrases with local nouns
452
and body-part terms
2.2.2.1.
I- and
/иег
-marked
construction types
454
2.2.2.2.
Μα
-marked construction type
461
xvi Contents
2.2.2.3.
Kapái-,
kauta- and
tóo-constructions
463
2.2.2.4.
Oka up, top and a o down, underside with
464
directional particles
2.2.2.5.
Oto
inside and
vaho
Outside with directional
466
particles
2.2.3.
Summary
466
3.
Demonstratives in locative constructions
467
3.1.
Summary
475
4.
Other modifiers in locative constructions
475
4.1.
Meaning contribution of toitoi real, genuine
476
4.2.
Meaning contribution of oa
1.
far (away) ,
480
2.
EMPHATIC
4.3.
Ina a
little -constructions
484
4.4
Summary
486
5.
Expressing different degrees of distance in locative
487
constructions
Chapter
7
Usage of locative constructions in large-scale
and small-scale reference
1.
Introductory remarks
489
2.
Large-scale reference
489
2.1.
Places on land and on sea
491
2.1.1.
Oto
bay and
vaho
ocean
491
2.1.2.
Uka up and a o down
492
2.1.3.
The body-part term
tua back
494
2.1.4.
Summary
495
2.2.
Systems of spatial orientation in large-scale reference
496
2.2.1.
Spatial orientation within a valley
497
2.2.2.
Spatial orientation on sea
510
2.2.3.
Summary
518
3.
Small-scale reference
519
3.1.
Frames of spatial reference
519
3.1.1.
Intrinsic frame of reference
521
3.1.2.
Relative frame of reference
529
3.1.3.
Absolute frame of reference
534
3.1.4.
Summary
549
3.2.
Preferred frame of spatial reference
550
3.3.
Polysemy of the local noun
ko
555
3.4.
Difficult classifications
558
Contents
XVII
3.5.
3.5.1.
Topology
Summary
Chapter
8
Summary and conclusion
1.
A general summary
2.
Some grammatical features of Marquesan
3.
Linguistic encoding of space in Marquesan
4.
Semantic encoding of space in Marquesan
562
573
575
577
578
592
Appendix
Notes
References
Index
598
618
652
672
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Contents
Acknowledgements
vii
Abbreviations
xix
Chapter
1
Motivations for a study of space
1.
Why studying the language of space?
1
2.
Motivations for studying a less familiar
non-
3
Indoeuropean language
3.
Problems in language and space research
5
4.
Aims of this study
7
5.
Structure of this study
12
Chapter
2
Ethnographic and linguistic background and
methodology
1.
Geographical, historical, and ethnographic
15
background
1.1.
Some geographical, and historical notes
15
1.2.
Present-day linguistic situation from a historic
18
perspective
1.3.
Linguistic transmission, language attitudes, and
21
socializing practices
1.4.
Code-switching in the Marquesan speech community
25
1.5.
Child-directed speech
33
2.
The Marquesan languages
37
3.
Fieldwork and methodology
44
3.1.
Previous work on the Marquesan languages
44
3.2.
Data of the present study
44
3.2.1.
Data collection and local consultants
45
3.2.2.
Data collection techniques: elicitation and other
46
methods of data collection
3.2.2.1.
Interactive tasks and games for the elicitation of
48
spatial language
3.2.2.2.
Elicitation of line drawings stimuli
49
3.2.2.3.
Elicitation of modelled actions and motion scenes
50
xii Contents
3.2.2A.
Placement
tasks
50
3.2.3.
Some remarks on data transcripts and stimuli material
51
Chapter
3
Grammatical sketch
1.
Some general remarks on Marquesan grammar
54
2.
Phonology and orthography
54
3.
Basic simple clauses and their structure
57
4.
Word classes
65
4.1.
Full words
66
4.1.1.
Nominais
70
4.1.2.
Verbals
77
4.1.2.1.
Transitive verbals
77
4.1.2.2.
Ditransitive
verbals
81
4.1.2.3.
Intransitive verbals
83
4.1.2.4.
Neuter verbals
88
4.1.2.5.
Other verbals
95
4.2.
Numerals
96
4.3.
Proforms
100
4.3.1.
Personal pronouns
100
4.3.2.
Possessive pronouns
101
4.3.3.
Demonstratives
102
4.3.4.
Deictic local nouns
106
4.3.5.
Deictic temporal
nominais
109
4.3.6.
Deictic verbals
110
4.3.7.
Interrogative proforms
111
4.3.8.
Anaphoric pronoun
ai
114
4.4.
Particles
115
4.4.1.
Conjunctions
116
4.4.2.
Emphatic and interrogative particles
120
4.5.
Interjections
122
5.
Morphological processes
122
5.1.
Affixation
122
5.2.
Reduplication
128
5.3.
Compounding
131
6.
Morphosyntax
132
6.1.
The noun phrase
132
6.1.1.
Morphosyntactic properties of noun phrases
134
6.1.1.1.
Articles
134
6.1.1.2.
Prepositions
143
Contents xiii
6.1.1.3. Attributes 155
6.1.1.3.1. Prenuclear
modifiers
15 6
6.1.1.3.2. Postnuclear
attributes and modifiers
160
6.1.2.
Some basic construction types of noun phrases
167
6.1.2.1.
Possessive constructions
167
6.1.2.2.
Nominalisation
172
6.2.
The verbal phrase
176
6.2.1.
Tense-aspect-mood particles
178
6.2.2.
Negation
200
6.2.3.
Verbal modifiers
203
6.2.4.
Directional particles
204
6.2.5.
Verb serialisation
205
6.2.6.
Noun incorporation
209
Chapter
4
Theoretical background of language and space research
1.
Defining space
211
2.
Objective properties of space
211
3.
The interrelation between space, spatial language and
213
spatial conceptualisation
4.
Spatial reference
217
4.1.
Defining spatial reference
217
4.2.
Some basic assumptions about spatial localisation
219
4.3.
Three basic requirements of spatial reference
224
4.4.
Static and dynamic localisation
228
4.4.1.
Concepts of Path
232
5.
Subjectivity in spatial reference
233
6.
Assignment of names to object parts and inherent
237
properties of objects
6.1.
The asymmetrical body axes
238
6.2.
Full body analogy
239
7.
Functional properties
241
8.
Topological properties
241
9.
Psycholinguistic models of spatial reference
243
9.1.
Two-point versus three-point localisation
245
9.2.
Spatial frames of reference
249
9.2.
1
.
Intrinsic frame of reference
249
9.2.2.
Relative frame of reference
251
9.2.3.
Absolute frame of reference
254
10.
Different types of location
259
xiv Contents
10.1.
Object regions and places
259
10.2.
Landmarks
261
10.3.
Partitioned regions in confined spaces
265
11.
Small-scale and large-scale reference
265
12.
Direction and goal
267
Chapter
5
Semantic and morphosyntactic analysis of locative
constructions in North Marquesan
Preliminary remarks
280
Defining a construction
287
The meaning of a locative construction and its units
288
Types of attributive noun phrases expressing the
293
relatum
Some remarks on Marquesan locative prepositions
299
Different types of locative constructions in North
299
Marquesan
Locative constructions with place names
301
The semantics of place names
301
The class of place names in North Marquesan
303
Meaning contribution of locative prepositions to
305
place names
Summary
308
Locative constructions with body-part terms
309
The semantics of body-part terms
309
Body-part terms in North Marquesan
311
North Marquesan body-part terms used as locatives:
320
type-S-constructions
6.2.3.1.
Prepositions and articles in type-S-constructions used
321
in the relative frame of reference
6.2.3.2.
Prepositions and articles in type-S-constructions used
322
in the intrinsic frame of reference
6.2.3.3.
Construction types with
'ima a'e
'left hand' and
'ima
326
око
'right hand'
6.2.4.
Summary
329
6.3.
Locative constructions with local nouns
331
6.3.1.
The class of local nouns in North Marquesan
331
6.3.2.
The semantics of North Marquesan local nouns
335
6.3.3.
Meaning contribution of the locative prepositions
339
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
6.1
6.1
.1.
6.1
.2.
6.1
.3.
6.1
.4.
6.2
6.2
.1.
6.2
.2.
6.2
.3.
Contents xv
6.3.3.1.
Local nouns used in the intrinsic and relative frame of
339
reference
6.3.3.2.
Local nouns used in the absolute frame of reference
344
6.3.3.2.1.
In large-scale reference
345
6.3.3.2.2.
In small-scale reference
351
6.3.3.3.
Summary
360
6.3.3.4.
Local nouns expressing topological relations
361
6.3.3.5.
Summary
375
6.3.3.6.
Local nouns expressing spatial relations on the
377
UP/DO WN-axis
6.3.3.7.
Summary
395
6.3.3.8.
Constructions with local nouns in non-spatial
397
conceptual domains
6.4.
Locative constructions with with hope 'part, region',
400
keke 'side', and vahi 'place'
6.4.1.
Summary
412
6.5.
Locative constructions with common full words,
412
proper names of persons and personal pronouns
6.5.1.
Summary
423
Chapter
6
Modifiers in locative constructions
1.
Introductory remarks
426
2.
Directional particles
427
2.1.
Directional particles in verbal phrases and
430
nominalised verbal clauses
2.1.1.
Spatial uses of
mai
and
atu
in verbal phrases
433
2.1.1.1.
Usage of
mai
and
atu
in
a demonstraţia
ad
óculos-
433
situation
2.1.1.2.
Usage of
mai
and
atu
in narratives and reported events
439
2.1.2.
Non-spatial uses of directional particles in verbal
444
phrases
2.1.3.
Summary
449
2.2.
Directional particles in noun phrases
450
2.2.1.
Directional particles in noun phrases with common
450
full words and personal pronouns
2.2.2.
Directional particles in noun phrases with local nouns
452
and body-part terms
2.2.2.1.
'I- and
/иег
-marked
construction types
454
2.2.2.2.
Μα
-marked construction type
461
xvi Contents
2.2.2.3.
Kapái-,
kauta- and
tóo-constructions
463
2.2.2.4.
'Oka 'up, top' and 'a'o 'down, underside' with
464
directional particles
2.2.2.5.
'Oto
'inside' and
vaho
Outside' with directional
466
particles
2.2.3.
Summary
466
3.
Demonstratives in locative constructions
467
3.1.
Summary
475
4.
Other modifiers in locative constructions
475
4.1.
Meaning contribution of toitoi 'real, genuine'
476
4.2.
Meaning contribution of 'oa
1.
'far (away)',
480
2.
'EMPHATIC'
4.3.
'Ina 'a
little'-constructions
484
4.4
Summary
486
5.
Expressing different degrees of distance in locative
487
constructions
Chapter
7
Usage of locative constructions in large-scale
and small-scale reference
1.
Introductory remarks
489
2.
Large-scale reference
489
2.1.
Places on land and on sea
491
2.1.1.
'Oto
'bay' and
vaho
'ocean'
491
2.1.2.
'Uka 'up' and 'a'o 'down'
492
2.1.3.
The body-part term
tua 'back'
494
2.1.4.
Summary
495
2.2.
Systems of spatial orientation in large-scale reference
496
2.2.1.
Spatial orientation within a valley
497
2.2.2.
Spatial orientation on sea
510
2.2.3.
Summary
518
3.
Small-scale reference
519
3.1.
Frames of spatial reference
519
3.1.1.
Intrinsic frame of reference
521
3.1.2.
Relative frame of reference
529
3.1.3.
Absolute frame of reference
534
3.1.4.
Summary
549
3.2.
Preferred frame of spatial reference
550
3.3.
Polysemy of the local noun
ko
555
3.4.
Difficult classifications
558
Contents
XVII
3.5.
3.5.1.
Topology
Summary
Chapter
8
Summary and conclusion
1.
A general summary
2.
Some grammatical features of Marquesan
3.
Linguistic encoding of space in Marquesan
4.
Semantic encoding of space in Marquesan
562
573
575
577
578
592
Appendix
Notes
References
Index
598
618
652
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