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Band 32:: Neumann, Dorothea: Objects and Spaces. A Study in the Syntax and Semantics of the German Case System. XII/246 S. - Tübingen: Narr, 1987.
ISBN: 3-87808-834-5

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IDS-Bibliothek: Sig. QA 1262

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Foreword		S. 11
Abstract		S. 11

1.	Introduction: Case Theories	S. 1
2.	Discovery Procedures	S. 13
3.	Motion	S. 25
4.	Prepositions	S. 49
5.	Adverbs	S. 81
6.	Prefixes	S. 115
7.	Adverbial Use of Case Forms	S. 129
8.	Body Parts	S. 153
9.	Animate Beings in Space	S. 175
10.	Sentient Beings	S. 191
11.	Experiencer	S. 211
12.	The "Ethic" Dative	S. 231
13.	Conclusion	S. 237

Bibliography		S. 241

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Foreword			S. 11
Abstract			S. 11

1.	Introduction: Case Theories		S. 1
1.1.		Definition of Case	S. 1
1.2.		Case Meanings	S. 2
1.3.		Fillmore	S. 4
1.4.		Hjelmslev	S. 6
1.5.		Jakobson	S. 7
1.6.		Glinz and Brinkmann	S. 8
1.7.		Diver	S. 10
2.	Discovery Procedures		S. 13
2.1.		Case Distribution	S. 13
2.2.		Obligatory uses and case meaning	S. 15
2.3.		"Free" uses and case meaning	S. 16
2.4.		Case alternations	S. 17
2.5.		Dative/Genitive alternation	S. 20
2.6.		Semantic decomposition	S. 21
2.7.		Method chosen	S. 22
3.	Motion		S. 25
3.0.		Motion and rest	S. 25
3.1.		Directional and non-directional motion	S. 26
3.2.		Motion as phenomenon	S. 29
3.3.		Location as subject	S. 33
3.4.		Reflexive motion verbs	S. 37
3.5.		Caused motion	S. 40
3.6.		An "anti-passive"?	S. 44
4.	Prepositions		S. 49
4.1.		The distribution of cases with German prepositions	S. 52
4.2.		Prepositions with the Dative or the Accusative	S. 56
4.3.		Prepositions with the Accusative	S. 65
4.4.		Prepositions with the Dative	S. 71
5.	Adverbs		S. 81
5.1.		Prepositional pro-forms (Pro-Adverbien)	S. 81
5.2.		Deictic positional adverbs	S. 84
5.3.		Relational positional adverbs	S. 85
5.4.		Relational directional adverbs	S. 88
5.5.		The deictic directional adverbs hin and her	S. 104
5.6.		Hin- and her-combinations	S. 108
5.7.		-hin- und -her-combinations	S. 111
5.8.		Relational adverbs with r-	S. 112
6.	Prefixes		S. 115
6.1.		Path	S. 116
6.2.		Goal	S. 121
6.3.		Source	S. 124
6.4.		Contact	S. 126
7.	Adverbial Use of Case Forms		S. 129
7.1.		Dimensional adjectives and adverbs	S. 129
7.2.		Measure phrases	S. 133
7.3.		Measure Accusative	S. 136
7.4.		Directional adverbs with the Accusative	S. 138
7.5.		Route	S. 140
7.6.		Vehicle	S. 142
7.7.		Style	S. 144
7.8.		Adverbial Accusatives and transitivity	S. 145
8.	Body Parts		S. 153
8.1.		Body part as location (direction)	S. 153
8.2.		Body part as location (position)	S. 158
8.3.		Body part as path	S. 160
8.4.		Body part as affected object	S. 161
8.5.		Body part as moving object	S. 165
8.6.		Body part as object caused to move	S. 171
9.	Animate Beings in Space		S. 175
9.1.		Animate being as a concrete object	S. 175
9.2.		Animate being as moving object	S. 178
9.3.		Animate being as location	S. 179
9.4.		Animate being dominating a space	S. 184
10.	Sentient Beings		S. 191
10.0.		Possible inferences	S. 191
10.1.		Inference "sensation"	S. 192
10.2.		Inference "perception"	S. 196
10.3.		Inference "having"	S. 199
10.4.		Inference "doing"	S. 204
10.5.		Inference "cognition"	S. 206
11.	Experiencer		S. 211
11.1.		Restrictions on the experiencer Dative	S. 212
11.2.		Control relation with the moving object	S. 214
11.3.		Control relation with the location	S. 217
11.4.		Inanimate moving object	S. 218
11.5.		Motion controlled by the moving object	S. 220
11.6.		Effect caused by motion	S. 221
11.7.		Imperatives	S. 224
11.8.		The experiencer Dative and other Datives	S. 227
12.	The "Ethic" Dative		S. 231
13.	Conclusion		S. 237

Bibliography			S. 241

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