Spanish Verbalisations and the Internal Structure of Lexical Predicates / / Antonio Fábregas.

Spanish Verbalisations and the Internal Structure of Lexical Predicates provides the first comprehensive and empirically detailed theoretical analysis of the different ways in which Spanish builds verbs from nouns and adjectives. This book poses questions about the nature of theme vowels, parasynthe...

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Spanish Verbalisations and the Internal Structure of Lexical Predicates provides the first comprehensive and empirically detailed theoretical analysis of the different ways in which Spanish builds verbs from nouns and adjectives. This book poses questions about the nature of theme vowels, parasynthesis and the structural relation between the three major lexical word classes from within a Neo-Constructionist framework that highlights the correlations between the syntactic and semantic behaviour of verbs and their morphological make up. Provided within are detailed empirical descriptions of each of the nine major ways of building lexical verbs in Spanish, as well as an integral analysis of those patterns that shows the significance of the contrast between them and their uses to address some foundational questions in morphological theory. Spanish Verbalisations will be of particular interest to researchers in formal linguistics and Spanish.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: What is a verbalisation and what we assume in this monograph -- Theme vowels: a syntactic analysis for Spanish -- The internal syntactic structure of parasynthesis -- Deadjectival verbs in -a, parasynthetic or not -- Denominal verbs in -a, parasynthetic or not -- Formations with -ecer, parasynthetic or not -- Verbalisations in -ificar -- Verbalisations in -ear -- Verbalisations in -izar -- Conclusions of this monograph.
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Introduction: What is a verbalisation and what we assume in this monograph -- Theme vowels: a syntactic analysis for Spanish -- The internal syntactic structure of parasynthesis -- Deadjectival verbs in -a, parasynthetic or not -- Denominal verbs in -a, parasynthetic or not -- Formations with -ecer, parasynthetic or not -- Verbalisations in -ificar -- Verbalisations in -ear -- Verbalisations in -izar -- Conclusions of this monograph.
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