関連情報

目次

◇PART I VERBAL SEMANTICS AND CONSTRUCTIONS

■Chapter 1　Introduction
　1.1. Aim and the Scope of the Book
　1.2. Overview of the Book

■Chapter 2　Shortcomings of Previous Studies
　2.1. Introduction
　2.2. The Aspectual Approach to Verb Semantics
　2.3. The Unaccusative Hypothesis
　2.4. Gradience Approach (Sorace (2000, 2004))
　2.5. Murao (1999, 2001, 2003)
　2.6. Summary

■Chapter 3　Theoretical Framework
　3.1. Introduction
　3.2. Cognitive Grammar
　3.3. Radical Construction Grammar
　3.4. Integrated Model of CG and Semantic Map

◇PART II CASE STUDY 1: JAPANESE V-TE IRU CONSTRUCTION

■Chapter 4　Cognitive Domains and Prototypes in V-te iru Construction
　4.1. Introduction
　4.2. The Semantic Map and V-te iru Construction
　4.3. Summary

■Chapter 5　Cognitively-Based Account of the Production of V-te iru Construction
　5.1. Introduction
　5.2. Schema of Te iru and Subjectification
　5.3. Verb Classes and the Meanings of V-te iru Construction
　5.4. Summary

◇PART III CASE STUDY 2: RESULTATIVE CONSTRUCTION

■Chapter 6 Previous Studies of Resultative Construction
6.1. Introduction
6.2. Levin and Rappaport Hovav (1995)
6.3. Kageyama (1996, 2001), Washio (1997)
6.4. Takami and Kuno (2002)
6.5. Goldberg (1995)
6.6. Summary

■Chapter 7　Cognitive Domains and Prototypes in Resultative Construction
7.1. Introduction
7.2. Cognitive Domains of Resultative Construction in English
7.3. Cognitive Domains and Resultative Constructions in Japanese and English
7.4. Resultatives with a Creation Verb in Japanese and English
7.5. Summary

■Chapter 8 Conclusion

著者紹介

Haruhiko Murao (Ph.D., Kyushu University) is Associate Professor of Linguistics at Prefectural University of Kumamoto, Japan. His current research interests include cognitive linguistics and linguistic typology.