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Acknowledgements
xi
List of abbreviations
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CHAPTER
1
Parametric variation in synchrony and diachrony
ι
ι.
Introduction
ι
2.
Parameters in linguistic theories
3
2.1
Parameters and cross-linguistic variation
3
2.2
Functional categories as the loci of parametric variation
6
2.2.1
Featural variations in functional categories
6
2.2.2
Parametric variation in the Minimalist Program
7
2.3
Microparameters
8
3·
Parameters and syntactic change
9
3.1
Markedness and parametric change
9
3.1.1
Mechanism of language change
9
3.1.2
Markedness and the direction of language change
12
3.2
Grammaticalization and markedness
15
3.2.1
Grammaticalization as an unmarking process
15
3.2.2
Grammaticalization in the Minimalist framework
16
4.
Have vs. be as parametric variation
17
4.1
Is the have-be alternation parametric?
17
4.1.1
Have and be in the possessive construction
17
4.1.2
Possession as a special instance of existence
19
4.1.3
Language-internal alternation
oí
have
and be in possessive/existential constructions
20
4.1.4
Have vs. be as an auxiliary
21
4.1.4.1
Perfect and obligation
21
4.1.4.2
Ergativity and the fee-perfect
24
4.2
Word order and the have/be parameter in Russian
25
5.
Theoretical preliminaries
27
5-і
Case and Agreement in light of the Minimalist Program
27
5.2
Structural symmetry ofCP and DP
29
5.3
The Low Focus Phrase
(Belletti
1999,2001,2004) 31
6.
Summary and the organization of the book
34
vi lhe
Syntax
of the
ße-possessive
CHAPTER
2
The syntax of the fce-possessive in Russian
37
ι.
Introduction
37
2.
What do we call the possessive in Russian?
38
2.1
Est as a
hallmark of the existential: Kondrashova
1996 38
2.2
Perspective Structure with THING being a predicate
(Borschev
&
Partee
2002;
Partee
&
Borschev
2007) 43
3.
The syntax of existential and possessive
fee-constructions in Russian
46
3.1
Decompositional approaches to have and be
46
3.1.1
P-to-BE incorporation (Freeze
1992) 46
3.1.2
Possessor as the subject (Kayne
1993) 50
3.1.3
Possessor as the predicate
(den Dikken
1995,1997) 53
3.2
The argument structure
of the possessive/existential construction
54
3.2.1
Location/possessor PP as a predicate
54
3.2.1.1
Predicate inversion
(Moro
1991,1997) 54
3.2.1.2
Unaccusative structure (Harves
2002) 59
3.2.2
Location/possessor PP as a subject
61
3.2.2.1
There as the subject
(Williams
1994 &
Hazout
2004) 61
3.2.2.2
Serbian existential
Loc
as the subject
(Hartmann &
Milićević
2007) 65
3.2.2.3
Polish existential
Loc
as the subject
(Blaszczak
2007) 69
4.
Proposal for the fre-possessive structure in Russian
73
4.1
The possessor PP as a subject
and the possessee NP as a predicate
73
4.1.1
Existing arguments revisited
73
4.1.2
The lack of predicate inversion
in the Russian possessive sentence
74
4.1.3
Asymmetrical structure
of the embedded clause under BE
81
4.1.4
Hazout
(2004)
and Kayne
(1993)
revisited
83
4.2
The Low Focus Phrase in Russian
85
4.2.1
Subject inversion in Russian (Bailyn
2004) 85
4.2.2
Low Focus Phrase in Russian
88
4.2.3
Low Focus Phrase and the possessive construction
in Russian
91
4.3
Is P-to-BE incorporation necessary?
93
5.
Conclusion
95
Table
of
contents vu
CHAPTER
З
The consequences of the fee-possessive structure: Modal and perfect
97
1.
Introduction
97
2.
Dative-infinitive deontic modal construction (DIM) in Russian
98
2.1
The argument structure of the DIM in Russian
99
2.1.1
Control analysis
100
2.1.2
Raising analysis
101
2.1.3
Distributional constraint of PRO
and null expletives
103
2.2
Proposal of the underlying structure
104
2.2.1
Parallelism between possessive
and obligation constructions
104
2.2.2
Null prepositional complementizers as the source
of the dative of obligation
105
2.2.3
Prepositional complementizers
and the lack of PRO/expletives
108
2.3
The distribution of infinitival datives in Russian
109
3.
The North Russian re-perfect construction
111
3.1
The argument structure of the fee-perfect
113
3.1.1
The M+GEN phrase as external argument:
Semantic evidence
113
3.1.2
The M+GEN phrase as external argument-
Syntactic evidence
115
3.2
Proposal of the underlying structure of the fee-perfect
117
3.2.1
Application of the fee-possessive structure
117
3.2.2
Prepositional complementizer and the lack of PRO
and null expletive subjects
118
4.
Prepositional complementizers and the licensing
of oblique subjects
119
CHAPTER
4
The fee-perfect and ergativity in North Russian
121
1.
Introduction
121
2.
Ergativity
122
2.1
Case and argument alignments
122
2.2
Mixed system and splits
123
2.2.1
Mophological ergativity and three-way systems
124
2.2.2
Tense/Aspect-split and fee-perfect
126
2.3
Verbal nominalization and ergative structure
132
3.
The North Russian perfect and ergativity
134
3.1
Morphosyntactic features of the
-nol
-to construction
134
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The Syntax of the Be-possessive
3.2
Previous accounts of ergativity in the North Russian perfect
138
3.2.1
Lexical ergative case and morphological object case
(Lavine
2000) 138
3.2.2
Split-verb structure (Tsedryk
2006) 142
4.
The semantic and syntactic features of North Russian
-nof-to perfect
144
4.1
The w+GEN phrase as an external argument: Intransitive split
144
4.2
The M+GEN phrase as a surface subject
147
4.3
The u+GEN phrase as an agent phrase
149
4.4
The be-perfect structure and the licensing
of the M+GEN phrase
150
4.5
Lexicalization of the
р/гѓ
-features
of the participle
151
5.
Passivization analysis revisited
153
6.
Conclusion
154
CHAPTER
5
Microvariations
in Case and Agreement
157
1.
Introduction
157
2.
Agreement
158
2.1
Preliminaries of agreement in the perfect
158
2.1.1
The Romance perfect
158
2.1.2
The basic structure of the North Russian perfect
161
2.2
Agreeing participle and copula
163
2.3
Agreement with argument vs. agreement with participle
164
3.
Verbal nominalization and object case variation
167
3.1
Verbal nominalization
167
3.2
Nominative object structure
168
3.3
Accusative object structure
170
3.4
Aspect and Case of the object
173
4.
Conclusion
176
CHAPTER
6
Thematic feature reduction: The historical extension
of the syntax of the be-possessive to the fce-modal
177
1.
Introduction
177
2.
The possessive-to-modal hypothesis for Russian
178
2.1
The parallelism between the be-possessive and the be-modal
178
2.2
Nominative object and word order in the DIM
in Old North Russian
179
2.3
Language-internal variants of the DIM
185
2.3.1
Dative-infinitive existential construction (DIE)
185
2.3.2
PP-infinitive possessive construction (PIP)
187
Table
of
contents
їх
3.
Innovations
in the evolution of the DIM
189
3.1
Category shift and removal of the possessee
189
3.2
The innovative
и
+GEN
and removal of the possessor
191
3.3
Chronology of the innovations
192
4.
Grammaticalization of the be-modal
194
4.1
The change of be as an Asp-to-Mod/T shift
194
4.2
(Un)markedness and economy
196
5.
Conclusion
197
CHAPTER
7
Thematic feature reduction: The development of the
-nol
-to perfect
199
1.
Introduction
199
2.
Features of the
-nol
-to construction in modern North Russian
202
2.1
Morphosyntactic features of the
-nol
-to construction
202
2.2
Function of the
-nol
-to construction
204
2.3
Geographical distribution
oí
the-no/-to construction
206
3.
The development of the North Russian
-nol
-to construction
208
3.1
The rise of the
agentive
w+GEN phrase
208
3.1.1
Attestations of the
и
+GEN
agent in the passive
in old North Russian
208
3.1.2
Semantic derivation of the
agentive
и
+GEN
211
3.1.3
Change of the syntactic status of the
agentive
и
+GEN
phrase
213
3.2
Functional reanalysis of the non-agreeing participle
216
3.2.1
The suffix
-nol
-to as a morphological realization
of fixed agreement features
216
3.2.2
The rise of {u+GEN
+
non-
agreeing
-nol
-to)
as the perfect
218
3.2.3
The extension of the u+GEN
+
-nol
-to construction
to intransitive verbs
220
3.3
Voice shift
221
3.3.1
Nominative object construction
221
3.3.2
The rise of (m+GEN
+
-nol
-to
+
ACC)
224
3.4
The Baltic-Finnic substratum effect
226
4.
Preconditions and triggers in the developmental path
of the
-nol
-to perfect
231
4.1
The evolution of the underlying structure
231
4.2
From the existential be to the auxiliary
bei
235
4.3
Grammaticalization of the P(reposition)
and economy/markedness
237
5.
Conclusion
239
χ
The Syntax of the
Ле
-possessive
CHAPTER
8
Conclusion
241
1.
Summary of the chapters
241
2.
Possessive, perfect, modal, and ergative constructions
with be as consequences of the have/be parameter
245
Bibliography
249
Index
265
This book is the first attempt to provide a unified account of the be-
possessive syntax and its extension to the modal and the perfect
constructions in Russian/North Russian within a generative
framework. Apparently diverse constructions are construed as
deriving from the have/be- parameter, which depends on the
utilization of the prepositional complementizer with a Case feature.
The
Ьк
-perfect
structure provides an adequate environment where
ergativity is encoded via verbal nominalization. The relevance of
the be-perfect structure for a split ergative pattern shows that the
ergative system is a syntactically conditioned phenomenon rather
than a purely morphological diversity. This volume also offers
the diachronic study of the fee-syntax, investigating the evolution
of the be-perfect and ¿e-modal constructions, which has rarely
been explored within a formal framework. Concrete scenarios
are proposed for the developmental paths of the be-perfect and
the
èe-modaí
constructions, based on textual evidence in old
North Russian.
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| spelling | Jung, Hakyung Verfasser aut The syntax of the Be-possessive parametric variation and surface diversities Hakyung Jung The grammar of "Have" in a "Have"-less language: possession, perfect, and ergativity in North Russian Amsterdam [u.a.] Benjamins 2011 XIII, 269 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Linguistik aktuell 172 Teilw. zugl.: Harvard, Univ., Diss., 2008 u.d.T.: Jung, Hakyung: The grammar of "Have" in a "Have"-less language: possession, perfect, and ergativity in North Russian Syntax (DE-588)4058779-4 gnd rswk-swf Possessivkonstruktion (DE-588)4326763-4 gnd rswk-swf Russisch (DE-588)4051038-4 gnd rswk-swf Nordrussisch (DE-588)4172014-3 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Russisch (DE-588)4051038-4 s Nordrussisch (DE-588)4172014-3 s Syntax (DE-588)4058779-4 s Possessivkonstruktion (DE-588)4326763-4 s DE-604 Linguistik aktuell 172 (DE-604)BV000003638 172 Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=022466656&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=022466656&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext |
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| title | The syntax of the Be-possessive parametric variation and surface diversities |
| title_alt | The grammar of "Have" in a "Have"-less language: possession, perfect, and ergativity in North Russian |
| title_auth | The syntax of the Be-possessive parametric variation and surface diversities |
| title_exact_search | The syntax of the Be-possessive parametric variation and surface diversities |
| title_full | The syntax of the Be-possessive parametric variation and surface diversities Hakyung Jung |
| title_fullStr | The syntax of the Be-possessive parametric variation and surface diversities Hakyung Jung |
| title_full_unstemmed | The syntax of the Be-possessive parametric variation and surface diversities Hakyung Jung |
| title_short | The syntax of the Be-possessive |
| title_sort | the syntax of the be possessive parametric variation and surface diversities |
| title_sub | parametric variation and surface diversities |
| topic | Syntax (DE-588)4058779-4 gnd Possessivkonstruktion (DE-588)4326763-4 gnd Russisch (DE-588)4051038-4 gnd Nordrussisch (DE-588)4172014-3 gnd |
| topic_facet | Syntax Possessivkonstruktion Russisch Nordrussisch Hochschulschrift |
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