The Semantics of Grammatical Cases :A Case Study of the Japanese Accusative

三実菅井 · Institutional Repositories DataBase (IRDB) · 2000

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Type: article
Published: 2000-03-01
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References: 6
Access: Open access
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Keywords

Semantics (computer science), Linguistics, Computer science, Dative case, Object pronoun

References

Structure and case marking in JapaneseShigeru Miyagawa — 1989
The body in mindMark Rowlands — 1999
On the Metaphorical Base of GrammarUlrike Claudi, Bernd Heine — 1986
Case marking and human natureAnna Wierzbicka — 1981
Foundations of Cognitive GrammarMargaret E. Winters, Ronald W. Langacker — 1999
On Accusative Case Marking by Japanese Movement VerbsTomohiro Miyake — 1996

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