Some notes on the encoding of property concepts in Vai from a typological and comparative Central Mande perspective
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This paper investigates the different encoding strategies used for the expression of property concepts in Vai. Following Stassen (1997), it is shown that, viewed cross-linguistically, Vai represents an extreme case in that it makes use of four different encoding strategies (two non-verbal and two verbal ones). The multiple split of the property concept words in Vai is examined by drawing on the semantic types of Dixon (1977; 2004) as well as Givón’s (1984) Time Stability Scale. Moreover, the two verbal strategies, that is, the factative and the stative construction, are discussed from a Central Mande perspective.
качественные глагола, Adjective Principle, Mande, Quality Verbs, Central Mande, Qualification, qualification, центральные манде, prédicats de propriété, ваи, Language and Literature, стативные глаголы, P, adjectifs, манде, Stative Verbs, Vai, качественные значения, verbes statifs, verbes de qualité, качественность, Property Concepts
качественные глагола, Adjective Principle, Mande, Quality Verbs, Central Mande, Qualification, qualification, центральные манде, prédicats de propriété, ваи, Language and Literature, стативные глаголы, P, adjectifs, манде, Stative Verbs, Vai, качественные значения, verbes statifs, verbes de qualité, качественность, Property Concepts
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