Chapter 19. Approaches other than the Jackendoff–Goldberg line

Chapter 19
Approaches other than the Jackendoff–Goldberg line

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Article outline

1.Introduction
2.Mondorf (2011)
- 2.1The putative competition between resultatives and way expressions
- 2.2Problems
- 2.3Why way expressions are sometimes synonymous
  with resultatives and sometimes not
3.Szczesniak (2019)
- 3.1The putative pragmatic differences between resultatives
  and way expressions
- 3.2The ‘Enabling’/’Causative’ distinction once again
4.Marantz (1992)
5.Kuno & Takami (2004)
- 5.1Motion through a nontrivial distance in an unusual manner
- 5.2Problems with Kuno & Takami (2004)
  - 5.2.1What is an unusual manner?
  - 5.2.2What is a nontrivial distance?
  - 5.2.3Difficulty or distance?
  - 5.2.4Untypical data
6.Nakajima (2005)
- 6.1A compositional account
- 6.2Problems
7.Conclusion
Notes