Categorization and Category Change
Categorization and Category Change
复制标题
分类和类别变更
DOI：
--
复制
发表时间：
2013
期刊：
影响因子：
--
通讯作者：
Kaori Takamine
中科院分区：
文献类型：
--
作者：
Isabelle Roy;Gianina Iordǎchioaia;Kaori Takamine
本书是2011年12月在特罗莫斯大学举行的题为“形态的分类和类别变化”研讨会上发表的论文选集。研讨会由Antonio Fábregas和Kaori Takamine组织，并得到了“名词化：句法词典和句法-语义接口探索”项目的支持，该项目由挪威研究委员会、德国学术交流服务和法国促进高等教育、国际学生服务和国际流动的国家机构Egide共同资助，通过三个联合流动项目：挪威和法国的Aurora计划、德国和挪威的合作研究支持计划以及法国和德国的Procope计划。这本书讨论了与句法和词法中的范畴划分和范畴变化有关的理论和经验问题。语言描述一直广泛使用词汇范畴，即把词分成不同的词性。名词、动词和形容词(有时还有形容词)通常被认为是三个(有时是四个)主要词汇类别。尽管词汇范畴在语言学中盛行，但词汇范畴仍然是正式语言学理论中一个相对不发达的领域，许多悬而未决的问题仍有待解决。常见的问题通常涉及到类的正确定义及其特定属性，跨语言的类别清单，以及类别与形式语言理论之间的联系。这本书分为两个主题部分。第一部分，范畴和范畴化，是关于在词汇和句法中区分范畴的方法的论文，无论它们属于定义明确的范畴还是对传统的范畴类的定义构成了挑战。第二部分，范畴变化问题，论述了词的范畴转换过程中具体的句法和形态派生过程。它涉及复合词的构成，特别是如何在输出中保留或修改源类别的属性。该卷的个人贡献是在形式句法、词法、句法-语义和句法-词法接口等领域。在各种理论和基于语料库的框架内，以及在包括序言八在内的多种语言范围内，探讨了相关问题。编辑们感谢特罗莫斯讲习班的组织者和听众。我们也感谢论文的审稿人和作者对他们的作品和…的贡献
PREFACE This book is a collection of selected papers that were presented at the Workshop "Categorization and category change in morphology", which was held at the University of Tromsø in December 2011. The workshop was organized by Antonio Fábregas and Kaori Takamine with the support of the project " Nominalizations: explorations at the syntax-lexicon and the syntax-semantic interfaces (NOMEXPL) " which was funded by the Research Council of Norway together with the German Academic Exchange Service and EGIDE, the French national agency for the promotion of higher education, international student services, and international mobility, via three joint mobility programs: the Aurora program between Norway and France, the German-Norwegian collaborative research support scheme and the PROCOPE program between France and Germany. The book addresses theoretical and empirical issues related to categorization and category change in syntax and morphology. Linguistic descriptions have always made widespread use of lexical categories, i.e., divisions of words into distinct " parts of speech ". Nouns, verbs and adjectives (and sometimes adpositions) are generally considered the three (sometimes four) major lexical classes. Despite this prevalence in linguistics, lexical categories remain a relatively underdeveloped area of formal linguistic theory and many open questions remain to be addressed. Common questions that generally arise concern the proper definition of the classes with their specific properties, the inventory of categories across languages, and the link between categories and formal linguistic theory. The book is structured in two thematic parts. The first part, Categories and categorization, consists of papers that are concerned with means to distinguish among categories in the lexicon and in the syntax, whether they fall within the well-defined categories or pose a challenge to the traditional definition of categorial classes. The second part, Issues in category change, deals with the specific syntactic and morphological derivational processes that are at play when words shift category. It is concerned with the formation of complex words, in particular, how properties of the source category are preserved or modified in the output. The individual contributions in the volume are in the areas of formal syntax, morphology, the syntax-semantics and the syntax-morphology interfaces. The relevant issues are explored within various theoretical and corpus-based frameworks and within a wide range of languages including Preface viii The editors thank the organizers and the audience of the workshop in Tromsø. We also thank the reviewers of the papers and the authors for contributing their works and for …