Dative and Double Object Structures in Standard Arabic (SA) and English: A Minimalist Approach

Dative and Double Object Structures in Standard Arabic (SA) and English: A Minimalist Approach

Dealing with dative and double object structures is one of the problems that has faced government and Binding theory (GI3). Although a few solutions have been proposed, a fully- fledged scenario of the analysis of the dative and double object structures has not been outlined yet. This paper outlines...

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Main Author: Al-Tamari, Emad
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Kansas, Department of Linguistics 1999-01-01
Series:Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics
Subjects:
Arabic language > Indirect object
Arabic language > Direct object
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1808/353
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spelling doaj-45aa101068c84d32a0130d49d5ff8b092020-11-25T02:29:28ZengUniversity of Kansas, Department of LinguisticsKansas Working Papers in Linguistics2378-76001999-01-0124899310.17161/KWPL.1808.353Dative and Double Object Structures in Standard Arabic (SA) and English: A Minimalist Approach Al-Tamari, EmadDealing with dative and double object structures is one of the problems that has faced government and Binding theory (GI3). Although a few solutions have been proposed, a fully- fledged scenario of the analysis of the dative and double object structures has not been outlined yet. This paper outlines the advantages of the minimalist approach and how a plausible solution to the problem is attainable. A brief discussion of GB's major solution for the problem (Larson (1988)) will be presented. The major discussion will include examples from SA and English. http://hdl.handle.net/1808/353Arabic language-- Indirect objectArabic language-- Direct object
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author Al-Tamari, Emad
spellingShingle Al-Tamari, Emad
Dative and Double Object Structures in Standard Arabic (SA) and English: A Minimalist Approach
Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics
Arabic language-- Indirect object
Arabic language-- Direct object
author_facet Al-Tamari, Emad
author_sort Al-Tamari, Emad
title Dative and Double Object Structures in Standard Arabic (SA) and English: A Minimalist Approach
title_short Dative and Double Object Structures in Standard Arabic (SA) and English: A Minimalist Approach
title_full Dative and Double Object Structures in Standard Arabic (SA) and English: A Minimalist Approach
title_fullStr Dative and Double Object Structures in Standard Arabic (SA) and English: A Minimalist Approach
title_full_unstemmed Dative and Double Object Structures in Standard Arabic (SA) and English: A Minimalist Approach
title_sort dative and double object structures in standard arabic (sa) and english: a minimalist approach
publisher University of Kansas, Department of Linguistics
series Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics
issn 2378-7600
publishDate 1999-01-01
description Dealing with dative and double object structures is one of the problems that has faced government and Binding theory (GI3). Although a few solutions have been proposed, a fully- fledged scenario of the analysis of the dative and double object structures has not been outlined yet. This paper outlines the advantages of the minimalist approach and how a plausible solution to the problem is attainable. A brief discussion of GB's major solution for the problem (Larson (1988)) will be presented. The major discussion will include examples from SA and English.
topic Arabic language-- Indirect object
Arabic language-- Direct object
url http://hdl.handle.net/1808/353
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