Primary, prototypical prepositions in German govern accusative and dative. The difference between the two cases is semantically motivated, not only for the prepositions governing two cases (an, auf, hinter, in, neben, über, unter, vor, zwischen), but also for prepositions allowing one option: accusative for bis, durch, für, gegen, ohne, um; dative for ab, aus, bei, mit, nach, seit, von, zu. Accusative appears to be associated with goal-orientedness and completeness, the dative represents an elsewhere condition
This paper reports on a corpus-based investigation of the verb geben in two alternating ditransitive...
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Ditransitive constructions constitute a central topic in Construction Grammar (Goldberg 1992 & 2019;...
This paper examines German two-way prepositions governing both the accusative and the dative. It sho...
Secondary, non-prototypical prepositions have the form of an adverb, adjective, verb, noun or prepos...
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The article examines the second language acquisition of case in German prepositional phrases (PPs), ...
Researchers have long debated the meanings of morphological cases, as markers of core arguments as w...
Against the background of parallelism between syntactic domains with respect to the argument structu...
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German two-way prepositions have long troubled grammar writing. Unlike most other German preposition...
In present-day German, nine “two-way prepositions” can take either the accusative (ACC) or dative (D...
This diploma thesis deals with the topic of the variation in genitive and dative government. The sub...
In this thesis I examine the uses of German cases In a limited semantic context . After two introdu...
In my master's thesis, I investigate the German case system in the government of secondary prepositi...
This paper reports on a corpus-based investigation of the verb geben in two alternating ditransitive...
The purpose of the present paper is to account for the fact that two fundamental strategies of objec...
Ditransitive constructions constitute a central topic in Construction Grammar (Goldberg 1992 & 2019;...
This paper examines German two-way prepositions governing both the accusative and the dative. It sho...
Secondary, non-prototypical prepositions have the form of an adverb, adjective, verb, noun or prepos...
There is a well-known contrast in German between dative and accusative case with prepositions: (1) a...
The article examines the second language acquisition of case in German prepositional phrases (PPs), ...
Researchers have long debated the meanings of morphological cases, as markers of core arguments as w...
Against the background of parallelism between syntactic domains with respect to the argument structu...
It is well-known that in German a number of genitive prepositions can be constructed with the dative...
German two-way prepositions have long troubled grammar writing. Unlike most other German preposition...
In present-day German, nine “two-way prepositions” can take either the accusative (ACC) or dative (D...
This diploma thesis deals with the topic of the variation in genitive and dative government. The sub...
In this thesis I examine the uses of German cases In a limited semantic context . After two introdu...
In my master's thesis, I investigate the German case system in the government of secondary prepositi...
This paper reports on a corpus-based investigation of the verb geben in two alternating ditransitive...
The purpose of the present paper is to account for the fact that two fundamental strategies of objec...
Ditransitive constructions constitute a central topic in Construction Grammar (Goldberg 1992 & 2019;...