The money found its way into the pockets of the players —: Chapter 16. Special types of motion II

Chapter 16
Special types of motion II

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Article outline

1.Introduction
2.Putative lexical exceptions to the self-propelled motion constraint
3.Find one’s way
- 3.1The ‘self-propelled’ type
- 3.2How to arrive at the ‘non-self-propelled’ type
4.Where non-self-propelling subjects come from
- 4.1Agent-backgrounding motion
- 4.2Not lexically governed
- 4.3When and why the agent is backgrounded
- 4.4Parallel with causative alternation
5.More on find one’s way
- 5.1Agent-backgrounding motion is not necessarily goal-oriented
- 5.2Lexical semantics of find
- 5.3‘Non-self-propelled’ find one’s way as an instance
  of the ‘Motion-describing’ type
- 5.4‘Self-propelled’ find one’s way once again
6.Conclusion
Notes