Verben, Ereignisse und das Lexikon

Engelberg, Stefan

doi:10.1515/9783110915099

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“…As is represented in Figure 3 11 ENGELBERG 2000, LANGACKER 1987, TAYLOR 2003. 12 RADEMAKER 2005 studied the semantics of another Ancient Greek evaluative term (σωφροσύνη).…”

Section: ! 5!mentioning

confidence: 98%

<i>Hosios</i>

Peels¹

2016

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“…As is represented in Figure 3 11 ENGELBERG 2000, LANGACKER 1987, TAYLOR 2003. 12 RADEMAKER 2005 studied the semantics of another Ancient Greek evaluative term (σωφροσύνη).…”

Section: ! 5!mentioning

confidence: 98%

<i>Hosios</i>

Peels¹

2016

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“…freiwillig 'voluntarily', bereitwillig 'willingly', widerwillig 'reluctantly') are inherently related to the attitude holder's willingness to participate in the event. Moreover, A-adverbials express that the event e was controlled by x (encoded by the control event e' adopted from Engelberg 2000). That is, the attitude holder x is established as the controller of e. The controller corresponds to the individual who controlled the beginning of the event by his own actions (cf.…”

Section: Lexical Semanticsmentioning

confidence: 99%

How do compositional semantics and conceptual structures interact? A case study on German mental attitude adverbials

Buscher¹

2018

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This paper discusses German adverbials such as absichtlich 'intentionally' and freiwillig 'voluntarily' to gain deeper insights into the intricate interaction of compositional semantics and conceptual structures. The case study reveals the impact of conceptual knowledge on the adverbial's interpretation and, moreover, how lexical semantics may curb the impact of conceptual knowledge. Based on the compositional interpretation of the adverbials, this paper argues against an underspecification analysis and proposes a coercion analysis spelled out in Asher's (2011) Type Composition Logic.

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“…In Baeskow (2002: 64-67;90-105), some well-founded modifications suggested by Engelberg (2000) are adopted. These include the replacement of the protoagent feature 'volition' by a neurologically rooted entailment 'impulse' (which is also responsible for non-volitional actions like reflex actions), the introduction of a further proto-agent entailment 'control', and a clear distinction between 'perception' and 'introspective sentience' on the basis of whether or not the sense organs are involved in the perception process.…”

Section: Thematic Featuresmentioning

confidence: 99%