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· 제목 : Sound and Meaning in East Cushitic Languages: Dhaasanac, Burji, Rendille, Somali, and Afar (Paperback, 2021)
· 분류 : 외국도서 > ELT/어학/사전 > 제2외국어 > 아프리카어
· ISBN : 9789811569715
· 쪽수 : 116쪽
· 출판일 : 2021-01-23
· 분류 : 외국도서 > ELT/어학/사전 > 제2외국어 > 아프리카어
· ISBN : 9789811569715
· 쪽수 : 116쪽
· 출판일 : 2021-01-23
목차
1 Phonology
Consonant Assimilation and Sonority in Dhaasanac
1.1 Introduction
1.2 CC Sequences within Morphemes
1.3 CC Sequences across Morpheme Boundaries
1.4 Consonant Assimilation and Deletion
1.5 Summary
2 Bimoraic Filter and Sonority in Dhaasanac Imperfective
2.1 Imperfective Paradigm 2.1.1 Simple -a Suffixation
2.1.2 Nasal Extension
2.1.3 Vowel Lengthening
2.1.4 Vowel Lengthening and Nasal Extension
2.1.5 Vowel Shortening and Nasal Extension
2.1.6 Reduplication
2.1.7 Vowel Shortening and Reduplication
2.1.8 Summary
2.2 Dominant Constraints in Dhaasanac 2.2.1 Partial Reduplication and Compensatory Gemination .
2.2.2 Progressive Vowel Harmony
2.2.3 Nasal Extension
2.2.4 Vowel Lengthening Due to Moraic Foot Binarity . . . .
2.3 Sonority Sensitive Syllable Contact Law
2.4 Conclusion
II Morphology
3 Imperfect in Dhaasanac and OT Morphology
3.1 Prosodic Morpheme and Allomorphy
3.1.1 Prosodic Morpheme
3.1.2 Prosodic Morpheme of Dhaasanac Verbs and Allomorphs
3.2 Phonologically Unpredictable Allomorphy
3.2.1 Multiple Underlying Representations?
3.2.2 Unpredictable Allomorph Selection
3.3 Lexical Specification and Implication to Word-Based Morphol-
ogy
3.3.1 Diacritic Features
3.3.2 Word Based Morphology
3.4 Constraints as Abstracted Morphemes: Word-Based OT . .
3.4.1 OT Morphology 3.4.2 Word Based OT Morphology
3.5 Conclusion
III Syntax
4 NPI Licensing in Dhaasanac
4.1 NPI Maa
4.2 NPI Niini
4.3 Agree
4.4 Reverse Agree
4.5 Niini and Maa Licensing as Reverse Agree
5 Double Negation and NPI Licensing in Dhaasanac
IV Semantics
6 Metalinguistic Negation in Dhaasanac
6.1 Focus Equivalent to Another Negation
6.2 Truth-Conditional Meaning of Focus
6.3 Pragmatic Account
6.3.1 Conversational Implicature
6.3.2 Metalinguistic Negation
6.3.3 Negation Outscopes the VERUM Operator
6.4 Peculiarities with Focused Negation in Dhaasanac
6.4.1 Polarity Reversing Focus in Non-assertions
6.4.2 Given Foci
6.5 Conclusion 7 Non-monotonic NPI Licensing in Dhaasanach
7.1 NPIs in Non-Downward Entailing Context
7.2 Other Non-monotonic NPI Licensing Context
7.2.1 At most n
7.2.2 Only
7.2.3 Superlative
7.2.4 Comparative
7.2.5 Exactly n
7.2.6 Emotives
7.2.7 Universal
7.2.8 Few
7.2.9 No
7.3 Conclusion
7.4 Appendix: Quantifiers in Dhaasanach
8 NPIs in Burji 97
9 Monstrous Operators in Dhaasanac
9.1 Monsters in Indirect Discourse
9.2 Monsters in Dhaasanac
9.3 Attitudes Shift Context Parameters
9.4 Conclusion
10 Temporal Indexicals in Dhaasanac
10.1 Three Types of Monsters
10.2 Indexical Shifting in Dhaasanac
10.2.1 Person Indexical I
10.2.2 Indexical Shifting in Relative Clauses
10.2.3 Person Indexical You
10.2.4 Reportatives
10.2.5 Temporal Indexicals Yesterday and Today
10.2.6 Locative Indexicals
10.2.7 Fake Past in Simple Sentences
When Forgotten
Surprise
10.3 Analysis
10.4 Oromo
10.5 Conclusion
11 Indexicals in Somali
12 De Re Indexicals in Afar
13 Indexicals in Rendille
13.1 Optional Shift of Indexicals 13.1.1 Optional Shift of Person Pronouns
13.1.2 Temporal and Locative Indexicals
13.1.3 Other predicates than tell or say
13.2 Analysis
14 All-shift Monster in Burji
14.1 Indexicals in Burji
14.2 Monster vs Binding Approach
14.3 Conclusion
14.4 Appendix A: Glossaries
14.5 Appendix B: Grammar
