Syntactic and semantic agreement in Eegimaa (Banjal) An account of lexical hybrids in an African noun class system
Syntactic and semantic agreement in Eegimaa (Banjal) An account of lexical hybrids in an African noun class system
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Eegimaa (Banjal) 中的句法和语义一致性 非洲名词类系统中词汇混合的说明
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10.1075/sl.14023.sag
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发表时间：
2019
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0.5
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Sagna S
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协议系统的类型学研究认为，句法协议和语义协议是两种主要的协议类型，前者被认为更为规范。本文从规范类型学的角度对Gújjolaay Eegimaa名词类（非基于性别的性别）系统中语义一致的不同表现形式进行了研究，结果与协议层次预测有关。结果表明，Eegimaa存在混合名词和结构错配，这些错配会引发控制名词与特定目标之间在性别和数量上基于语义的一致性错配。本文表明，Eegimaa具有两种主要的语义一致子类型：人类语义一致和位置语义一致。本文提出的数据和分析揭示了新的结果，根据这些结果，这两种类型的语义一致在协议层次中表现不同。
Typological research on agreement systems recognises syntactic and semantic agreement as the two main types of agreement, with the former considered to be more canonical. An examination of different manifestations of semantic agreement found in the Gújjolaay Eegimaa noun class (non sex based gender) system is proposed in this paper from the perspective of Canonical Typology, and the findings are related to the Agreement Hierarchy predictions. The results show that Eegimaa has hybrid nouns and constructional mismatches which trigger semantically based agreement mismatches, both in gender and number between controller nouns and certain targets. This paper shows that Eegimaa has two main subtypes of semantic agreement: human semantic agreement and locative semantic agreement. The data and the analysis proposed here reveal novel results according to which these two types of semantic agreement behave differently in relation to the Agreement Hierarchy.