Cases functions and meaning, in roumanian language
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StatusThe thesis was presented on the 8 November, 2007Approved by NCAA on the 20 December, 2007 Abstract – 0.30 Mb / in romanianThesisCZU 811.1’366.54 (043.3)
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Keywords
Syntax, semantics, function, value, deep and superficial cases, Case Grammar, local case, ablative, elative, absolutive, ergative, semantic subcategoriesSummary
The study of this work are the cases relations in Romanian language. The significance and complexity of cases is that the topic touches multiple levels and sections of linguistics, such as morphology, syntax and semantics.
The complexity of the problem and the different results are explained by two common characteristics of the case system, syncretism and ambiguity, but those problems are solved, analyzing at the same time, and the functions and values of the cases.
In this work, despite deep and superficial cases, as well as various other terms of the Case Grammar, the case is shown as the deep meaning, the relation that the verb imposed its arguments, forms, which are semantic roles, and syntax order in which they appear on the surface structure .
In the paper, the case connections are revised and redefined.
In the new interpretation, the case is not only as a noun, but as the relation between the last and the verb.
A classification of cases relations is made in terms of semantic sub-groups of the verbs. Each case attitude, even the most abstract, are described solely in terms of localization, and direction, by the Case Grammar of John Anderson.
We specifically did not touch traditional terms of the cases, but their syntax and semantic functions derived from our study.
Oficial Reviewers
- Gheorghe Popa
doctor habilitat, professor, Alecu Russo Balty State University - Ion Bărbuţă
doctor, associate professor (docent), Institute of Philology
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