TYP109 - Case
This E-Lecture discusses the notion of case cross-linguistically. Using a variety of examples Jürgen Handke first illustrates the morpho-syntactic case-marking possibilities and then defines the theoretical options of case marking: direct vs. oblique.The E-Lecture closes with a discussion of case syncretism and its consquences towards word order.
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TYP108 - Word Order
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Feature Focus - Case-marking
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Feature Focus - Head-marking vs. Dependent-marking
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[Syntax] Case Theory
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