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Information Structure in Lesser-described Language

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Information Structure in Lesser-described Language

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書名	Information Structure in Lesser-described Languages: Studies in prosody and syntax
シリーズ名	Studies in Language Companion Series, 199
著者・編者	Adamou, E.
出版社／発行元	John Benjamins Publishing Company
発行年／月	2018年8月
装丁	Hardcover
ページ数／巻数	450ページ
ISBN	978-90-272-0110-2
発送予定	海外倉庫よりお取り寄せ 3-5週間以内に発送します

Description

The articles compiled in this volume offer new insights into the wealth of prosodic and syntactic phenomena involved in the encoding of information structure categories. They present data from languages which are rarely, if ever, taken into account in the most prominent approaches in information structure theory, and which belong to the Afroasiatic, Amerindian, Australian, Caucasian, and Niger-Congo language stocks. In addition to the significant descriptive value of these pioneering contributions, several studies also draw attention to previously undescribed or typologically rare phenomena. By adapting a variety of methods to under-described and endangered languages, ranging from experimental to naturalistic corpus studies, this volume also aims to serve as an invitation for further research in this direction.

Contents:

Chapter 1. Investigating information structure in lesser-known and endangered languages: An introduction

Part I. Prosody and information structure: Methods and analyses
Chapter 2. Prosodic separation of postverbal material in Georgian: A corpus study on syntax-phonology interface
Chapter 3. Prosodic and morphological focus marking in Ixcatec (Otomanguean)
Chapter 4. On being first
Chapter 5. Factors behind variation in marking information structure: Contributions from Central Pomo
Chapter 6. Macrosyntactic corpus annotation: The case of Zaar

Part II. Syntax and information structure: Corpus-driven studies
Chapter 7. Focus marking and differential argument marking: The emergence of bidirectional case marking in Wan
Chapter 8. A topic-marking cleft?: Analyzing clause-initial pronouns in Movima
Chapter 9. Subjects and focus in clefts: The case of Tilapa Otomi
Chapter 10. The influence of the state distinction on word order and information structure in Kabyle and Siwi (Berber)
Chapter 11. Information structure in the Neo-Aramaic dialect of Telkepe
Chapter 12. Information structure in a spoken corpus of Cameroon Pidgin English

Part III. Views from better described languages: Theories and methods
Chapter 13. The illocutionary basis of information structure: The Language into Act Theory (L-AcT)
Chapter 14. Annotation guidelines for Questions under Discussion and information structure