Advances in Role and Reference Grammar

506 ROBERT D. VAN VALIN, JR. & DAVID P. WILKINS and no attempt is made to predict them from any other factors, e.g. the sema ...

PREDICTING SYNTAX FROM SEMANTICS 507 large part predictable from the meaning of each predicate. (Kiparsky & Kiparsky 1971: 3 ...

508 ROBERT D. VAN VALIN, JR. & DAVID P. WILKINS Finally, Wierzbicka (1988) undertakes a detailed semantic investiga­ tion of ...

PREDICTING SYNTAX FROM SEMANTICS 509 semantic representation in its lexical entry together with an independently motivated set o ...

510 ROBERT D. VAN VALIN, JR. & DAVID P. WILKINS Two of the complement types that remember can take are are a that-clause and ...

PREDICTING SYNTAX FROM SEMANTICS 511 structure of the lexical representations will be the same as in the Dowty sys­ tem, preserv ...

512 ROBERT D. VAN VALIN, JR. & DAVID P. WILKINS his keys. When it is a perceptual event, remember gets the corresponding per ...

PREDICTING SYNTAX FROM SEMANTICS 513 gedenken is clearly based on denken "to think". The Greek form θυμάμαι "to remember" is bas ...

514 ROBERT D. VAN VALIN, JR. & DAVID P. WILKINS make access to the same SRRs with respect to the something.be.in.mind compon ...

PREDICTING SYNTAX FROM SEMANTICS 515 Strongest Nuclear Cosubordination Nuclear Subordination Nuclear Coordination Core Cosubordi ...

516 ROBERT D. VAN VALIN, JR. & DAVID P. WILKINS assigned the cognition/propositional attitude relation on the IRH. Thus, eac ...

PREDICTING SYNTAX FROM SEMANTICS 517 of the "ACC-ing" complement form to the perception interpretation of remember (analogous to ...

518 ROBERT D. VAN VALIN, JR. & DAVID P. WILKINS This analysis demonstrates that given the theories of lexical decompos­ itio ...

PREDICTING SYNTAX FROM SEMANTICS^519 perception complements, and -rle (cognition/propositional attitude) com­ plements. Predicat ...

520 ROBERT D. VAN VALIN, JR. & DAVID P. WILKINS The constructions in (lb,c), (2b) and (3) are all core junctures; either a c ...

PREDICTING SYNTAX FROM SEMANTICS 521 c. Artwe re kenhe kutne-rle ne-ke relhe man 3SGS but ignorant.of-Foc be-pc woman re-rle kwe ...

522 ROBERT D. VAN VALIN, JR. & DAVID P. WILKINS b. The are-ke kere aherre-le kwatye ntywe-rlenge. ISGA see-pc game kangaroo- ...

PREDICTING SYNTAX FROM SEMANTICS^523 sed as "to know". This gloss, however, is inadequate, and to understand how this verb can g ...

524 ROBERT D. VAN VALIN, JR. & DAVID P. WILKINS "throat" is ahentye, but it is important to realise that the throat is commo ...

PREDICTING SYNTAX FROM SEMANTICS 525 One of the main features noted for psych-action remember in English was its selection of a ...