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학술연구/단체지원/교육 등 연구자 활동을 지속하도록 DBpia가 지원하고 있어요.
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This paper addresses a subtype of Old Russian double accusative construction (henceforth, DAC), namely that with motion verbs. Capitalizing on the crucial fact that this type of DAC is restricted to verbs with prefixes, such as pere-, pro- or ob-, it maintains that these prefixes presuppose in common spatial configurations, i.e., domain following Flier (1975), that are bounded by inceptive, terminal and lateral limits. In other words, predicated actions described by verbs with these prefixes are not restricted in scope to a single point, but spanned over the domain. A change in place from a starting to a terminal point may imply or metaphorically refer to a change in state. A change in state for this particular case amounts to achieving a goal and arriving at a certain terminal point.
Borrowing a traditional notion that prefixes and prepositions are of the same origin and resorting to a cartographic view of syntactic structures, this paper argues that the three prefixes (pere-, pro-, ob-) are base-generated as a feature (bundle) in a prepositional phrase but then raised up to the head of V to be incorporated (prefixed) with a verbal root. A stranded object of the preposition then comes to function as a full-fledged accusative object, that is, an internal argument of a prefixed verb. The proposed analysis can neatly account for an oddity (DAC) in the grammar of Old Russian, which was resolved long ago as witnessed in the current grammar. Such construal reminds us of the well-known fact that unergative verbs of motion in English and other Indo-European languages can be causativized when combined with a goal PP. That is, a directed motion can suddenly acquire a transitivizing property of taking an accusative object. Such parallels across languages can only be identified when the prefixes are assumed to be base-generated as prepositions, as pursued in the present work.
Borrowing a traditional notion that prefixes and prepositions are of the same origin and resorting to a cartographic view of syntactic structures, this paper argues that the three prefixes (pere-, pro-, ob-) are base-generated as a feature (bundle) in a prepositional phrase but then raised up to the head of V to be incorporated (prefixed) with a verbal root. A stranded object of the preposition then comes to function as a full-fledged accusative object, that is, an internal argument of a prefixed verb. The proposed analysis can neatly account for an oddity (DAC) in the grammar of Old Russian, which was resolved long ago as witnessed in the current grammar. Such construal reminds us of the well-known fact that unergative verbs of motion in English and other Indo-European languages can be causativized when combined with a goal PP. That is, a directed motion can suddenly acquire a transitivizing property of taking an accusative object. Such parallels across languages can only be identified when the prefixes are assumed to be base-generated as prepositions, as pursued in the present work.
목차
Ⅰ. 들어가는 말
Ⅱ. 본격적인 논의에 앞서
Ⅲ. 고대러시아어 이동동사 이중대격구문의 통사적 파생
IV. 맺는말
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권경준 / 2012 / 러시아어 술어조격의 통시적 발전 재구 / 러시아연구 22(1):1~19
Aelbrecht, L / 2013 / Preposition doubling in Flemish and its implications for the syntax of Dutch PPs / Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics 16:33~68
Babby, L.H / 1980 / Existential Sentences and Negation in Russian / Karoma Publishers
Bailyn, J.F. / 1997 / Annual Workshop on Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics: The Cornell Meeting 1995. / Michigan Slavic Publications :84~114
Bašić, M / 2009 / Two types of prepositions in Serbian and the nature of spell-out / Proceedings of ConSOLE 16:1~20
Aelbrecht, L / 2013 / Preposition doubling in Flemish and its implications for the syntax of Dutch PPs / Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics 16:33~68
Babby, L.H / 1980 / Existential Sentences and Negation in Russian / Karoma Publishers
Bailyn, J.F. / 1997 / Annual Workshop on Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics: The Cornell Meeting 1995. / Michigan Slavic Publications :84~114
Bašić, M / 2009 / Two types of prepositions in Serbian and the nature of spell-out / Proceedings of ConSOLE 16:1~20
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