The Syntax of Case and Aspect in the Slavonic Languages

案例有意义吗？这个问题是当今语言学研究中最基本的问题之一，也是目前尚未达成共识的问题之一。我对斯拉夫语的研究表明，虽然大小写结尾本身没有意义，但它们与一些有意义的东西有关，即方面。我的发现不仅揭示了斯拉夫语言中一些最令人困惑的大小写标记变化的本质，它们也有可能帮助我们解决语言学（句法）理论中一些最有问题的方面，因为它目前正在形成。

Does case have meaning? This question underlies one of the most fundamental issues in linguistic research today and is one on which there is currently no consensus. My research on the Slavonic language suggests that whereas case endings themselves do not have meaning, they are linked to something meaningful, namely aspect. My findings not only shed on the nature of some of the most puzzling case-marking alterations in the Slavonic languages, they also have potential to help us resolve some of the most problematic aspect of linguistic (syntactic) theory, as it is currently formulated.