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| - | ===== Nonverbal Predication (15h30-17h30, 13 May) ===== | ||
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| - | This session talks about clauses where the nucleus of the predicate is not a verb word, but either a noun or an adverb. Grammatically, there are two types of clauses formed with nonverbal predicates: In the simplest case (the !!juxtaposition clause!!), the subject and predicate are juxtaposed without a copula. The !!copular clause!! is more complex, containing at least a copula and the predicate nucleus, and perhaps also an explicit subject. Functionally, Cariban nonverbal predicate constructions can code all six of the typological functions often found with nonverbal predicates: !!equative!! (identify the subject as a unique individual), !!proper inclusion!! (identify the subject as a member of a category), !!attributive!! (predicate a property of the subject), !!locative!! (predicate a location of the subject), !!existential!! (introduce the subject into discourse, or else predicate the existence/non-existence of the subject), and !!possessive!! (predicate the relation of possession between two entities, the possessor and the possessum).\\ | + | **This session talks about clauses where the nucleus of the predicate is not a verb word, but either a noun or an adverb.**\\ |
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| + | Grammatically, there are two types of clauses formed with nonverbal predicates: In the simplest case (the !!juxtaposition clause!!), the subject and predicate are juxtaposed without a copula. The !!copular clause!! is more complex, containing at least a copula and the predicate nucleus, and perhaps also an explicit subject. Functionally, Cariban nonverbal predicate constructions can code all six of the typological functions often found with nonverbal predicates: !!equative!! (identify the subject as a unique individual), !!proper inclusion!! (identify the subject as a member of a category), !!attributive!! (predicate a property of the subject), !!locative!! (predicate a location of the subject), !!existential!! (introduce the subject into discourse, or else predicate the existence/non-existence of the subject), and !!possessive!! (predicate the relation of possession between two entities, the possessor and the possessum).\\ | ||
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| * Juxtaposition Construction | * Juxtaposition Construction | ||
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| * With nominal predicate: Equative, Proper Inclusion, Attributive (nominal, and so more permanent), possessive (nominalized, identifies subject as having a permanent or characteristic possession) | * With nominal predicate: Equative, Proper Inclusion, Attributive (nominal, and so more permanent), possessive (nominalized, identifies subject as having a permanent or characteristic possession) | ||
| * With adverbial predicate: property, locative, existential, possessive | * With adverbial predicate: property, locative, existential, possessive | ||
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| * Copular Construction | * Copular Construction | ||
| * Grammar: An adverbial predicate is allowed in all Cariban languages, a nominal predicate is allowed in some, but not all | * Grammar: An adverbial predicate is allowed in all Cariban languages, a nominal predicate is allowed in some, but not all | ||
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| The session will end with a detailed look at paradigms for copulas, reconstructions for two distinct copular roots, and the use of one copular root as a source for TAM suffixes. | The session will end with a detailed look at paradigms for copulas, reconstructions for two distinct copular roots, and the use of one copular root as a source for TAM suffixes. | ||
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