2009
DOI: 10.1075/tsl.88
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A Typology of Purpose Clauses

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“…The content of a purpose clause can be for example denied or questioned without disrupting the logic and meaning of the main clause. Schmidtke-Bode (2009) offers data that support this argumentation on morphosyntactic grounds. Working on a cross-linguistic sample of 80 languages, she discovers that in 62 (77.5 percent) of these languages 'at least one purpose clause construction shares some of its morphosyntactic properties with (certain kinds of) sentential complements, up to being completely identical with them' (Schmidtke-Bode 2009:158).…”
Section: Jerzy Nykielmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…The content of a purpose clause can be for example denied or questioned without disrupting the logic and meaning of the main clause. Schmidtke-Bode (2009) offers data that support this argumentation on morphosyntactic grounds. Working on a cross-linguistic sample of 80 languages, she discovers that in 62 (77.5 percent) of these languages 'at least one purpose clause construction shares some of its morphosyntactic properties with (certain kinds of) sentential complements, up to being completely identical with them' (Schmidtke-Bode 2009:158).…”
Section: Jerzy Nykielmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…Como se representa en la Figura 1, además de existir intención de uno de los participantes, la realización del evento resultante se presenta como posible en un punto futuro del tiempo en relación con el evento principal (Van Valin, 2005, p. 8). En otras palabras, las cláusulas de propósito expresan un evento motivador que debe estar no-realizado al tiempo del evento principal (Thompson, Longacre & Hwang, 1985), es decir, el «deseo» del resultado no implica una realización de la acción (Schmidtke-Bode, 2009 (Cristofaro, 2005). De esta manera, una relación de propósito prototípica es aquella en la que el evento principal y el dependiente son realizados por la misma entidad, quien con su intensión y voluntad, controla la realización del dependiente (Cristofaro, 2013).…”
Section: Marco Teórico: Relaciones De Propósitounclassified
“…propósito (Schmidtke-Bode, 2009). Para el caso de las relaciones de mcp, la primera acción consiste en un verbo de movimiento.…”
Section: Marco Teórico: Relaciones De Propósitounclassified
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