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Cori
Anderson



Case
Theory and Case Alternations: Evidence from Lithuanian

This
article examines accusative-instrumental case alternations in
Lithuanian, which is limited to four semantic classes of verbs: verbs
of throwing, verbs of moving body parts, verbs of making sound and
verbs of dressing/wearing clothing. Traditional grammars (e.g.
Ambrazas 2006) have claimed that there is no semantic difference
between the two cases in these contexts, but I will show that there
is such a difference, albeit a subtle one. This allows us to
understand why this alternation is possible: there is a difference in
event structure, resulting in a different interpretation of the
argument. When the argument is affected, or changed, accusative is
used, and when it is peripheral to the event, the instrumental is
used. This has implications for Case Theory, which aims to explain
Case licensing in structural terms. I will argue that if a different
morphological case is licensed, there is a difference in structure.
By expanding the vP
into multiple heads representing the subevents of a single event, we
can reduce the accusative/instrumental alternation to a difference in
structure.

Keywords:
Case theory, instrumental case, event structure, case alternations

 

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