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Studies and Monographs [TiLSM]0101Affectedness at the Morphosyntax-Semantics InterfaceEvidence from Differential Object Marking1A01Semra KızılkayaSemraKızılkayaBielefeld University, Germany.01eng002200323User DefinedLinguistics and Semiotics23User DefinedTheoretical Frameworks and Disciplines23User DefinedLevels of Linguistic Analysis23User DefinedArea Studies23User DefinedGeneral Linguistics23User DefinedSemantics23User DefinedSyntax23User DefinedWestern Asia23User DefinedTurkey12Turkish12Differential Object Marking12Telicity12Affectedness12Event Structure12Case Assignment10SOC05300010LAN01600010LAN00906010LAN00900093GTM93CFG93CFK93CF010110300The monograph explores the semantic and morphosyntactic representation of affectedness, i.e., the property of an event participant to undergo change, in transitive predicates. Specifically, it provides a first in-depth investigation of how affectedness, the notion of path, and resultativity determine Differential Object Marking (DOM) in Turkish. It argues that affectedness is the crucial event semantic characteristic enhancing DOM, and articulates a theoretical link between affectedness in the lexical syntactic structure and morphological accusative marking. The study addresses affectedness from a cross-linguistic perspective and makes a remarkable contribution to our understanding and modelling of the syntax-semantics interface.20200The monograph explores the semantic and morphosyntactic representation of affectedness, i.e., the property of an event participant to undergo change, in transitive predicates. Specifically, it provides a first in-depth investigation of how affectedness, the notion of path, and resultativity determine Differential Object Marking (DOM) in Turkish. It argues that affectedness is the crucial event semantic characteristic enhancing DOM, and articulates a theoretical link between affectedness in the lexical syntactic structure and morphological accusative marking. The study addresses affectedness from a cross-linguistic perspective and makes a remarkable contribution to our understanding and modelling of the syntax-semantics interface.30400Frontmatter Preface Acknowledgements Contents Abbreviations 1 Introduction 2 Defining affectedness 3 Affectedness and Differential Object Marking 4 Affectedness and DOM in Turkish 5 Testing for the nominal and verbal semantic distribution 6 Agentivity and affectedness 7 General conclusions Appendix 1 Appendix 2 References Index43000The monograph explores the semantic and morphosyntactic representation of affectedness, i.e., the property of an event participant to undergo change, in transitive predicates. Specifically, it provides a first in-depth investigation of how affectedness, the notion of path, and resultativity determine Differential Object Marking (DOM) in Turkish. It argues that affectedness is the crucial event semantic characteristic enhancing DOM, and articulates a theoretical link between affectedness in the lexical syntactic structure and morphological accusative marking. 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Studies and Monographs [TiLSM]0101Affectedness at the Morphosyntax-Semantics InterfaceEvidence from Differential Object Marking1A01Semra KızılkayaSemraKızılkayaBielefeld University, Germany.01eng002200323User DefinedLinguistics and Semiotics23User DefinedTheoretical Frameworks and Disciplines23User DefinedLevels of Linguistic Analysis23User DefinedArea Studies23User DefinedGeneral Linguistics23User DefinedSemantics23User DefinedSyntax23User DefinedWestern Asia23User DefinedTurkey12Turkish12Differential Object Marking12Telicity12Affectedness12Event Structure12Case Assignment10SOC05300010LAN01600010LAN00906010LAN00900093GTM93CFG93CFK93CF010110300The monograph explores the semantic and morphosyntactic representation of affectedness, i.e., the property of an event participant to undergo change, in transitive predicates. Specifically, it provides a first in-depth investigation of how affectedness, the notion of path, and resultativity determine Differential Object Marking (DOM) in Turkish. It argues that affectedness is the crucial event semantic characteristic enhancing DOM, and articulates a theoretical link between affectedness in the lexical syntactic structure and morphological accusative marking. The study addresses affectedness from a cross-linguistic perspective and makes a remarkable contribution to our understanding and modelling of the syntax-semantics interface.20200The monograph explores the semantic and morphosyntactic representation of affectedness, i.e., the property of an event participant to undergo change, in transitive predicates. Specifically, it provides a first in-depth investigation of how affectedness, the notion of path, and resultativity determine Differential Object Marking (DOM) in Turkish. It argues that affectedness is the crucial event semantic characteristic enhancing DOM, and articulates a theoretical link between affectedness in the lexical syntactic structure and morphological accusative marking. The study addresses affectedness from a cross-linguistic perspective and makes a remarkable contribution to our understanding and modelling of the syntax-semantics interface.30400Frontmatter Preface Acknowledgements Contents Abbreviations 1 Introduction 2 Defining affectedness 3 Affectedness and Differential Object Marking 4 Affectedness and DOM in Turkish 5 Testing for the nominal and verbal semantic distribution 6 Agentivity and affectedness 7 General conclusions Appendix 1 Appendix 2 References Index43000The monograph explores the semantic and morphosyntactic representation of affectedness, i.e., the property of an event participant to undergo change, in transitive predicates. Specifically, it provides a first in-depth investigation of how affectedness, the notion of path, and resultativity determine Differential Object Marking (DOM) in Turkish. It argues that affectedness is the crucial event semantic characteristic enhancing DOM, and articulates a theoretical link between affectedness in the lexical syntactic structure and morphological accusative marking. The study addresses affectedness from a cross-linguistic perspective and makes a remarkable contribution to our understanding and modelling of the syntax-semantics interface.52000Open Access01000302https://storage.googleapis.com/rua-uplo/files/media/cover_images/9c5b1be0-cb92-4e79-8aac-d9086b43136e.jpg1030610.1515/9783111311272-fmCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND)02http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/Chapter0101Frontmatter1A01Semra KızılkayaSemraKızılkayaBielefeld University, Germany.01eng12000Open Access2030610.1515/9783111311272-001Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND)02http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/Chapter0101Preface1A01Semra KızılkayaSemraKızılkayaBielefeld University, Germany.01eng12000Open Access3030610.1515/9783111311272-002Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND)02http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/Chapter0101Acknowledgements1A01Semra 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