Michael Everdell
Biographic Data
| ID | 777950 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael Everdell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael |
| FAMILY NAME | Everdell |
| SIGNATURE | EVERDELL M |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Los aplicativos en tepehuano del sureste (o’dam) y tepehuano del suroeste (audam)
En este estudio comparamos las funciones productivas de los sufijos aplica-tivos cognados en las lenguas del tepehuano del sur: o’dam (-dha y -tuda) y audam (-dha y -tugda) desde un enfoque tipológico funcional. Encontramos que los sufijos en ambas lenguas pueden permitir sujetos y objetos, aunque su función específica se selecciona léxicamente por una raíz verbal dada. El tipo más productivo de licenciamiento de sujetos son los agentes causales;…
States and changes-of-state
What are the basic building blocks of verb meanings, how are they composed into more complex meanings, and how does this explain the grammatical properties of verbs and their relationships to other words with related meanings? These questions are fundamental to the study of verb meaning, and some of the most fruitful attempts to answer them have come from event-structural theories, wherein verb meanings are assumed to be decomposed into an event …
States and changes of state
[Download PDF file] Supplemental materials on alternative statistical treatments This PDF file outlines the alternative statistical treatments to those applied to the typological data set in the main article. This includes the same statistical tests as used in the article but including hypotheticalized data points, as well as Monte Carlo simulations for those tests with and without hypotheticals to show that the procedure of randomly selecting sy…
Southeastern Tepehuan
States and changes of state
What are the basic building blocks of verb meanings, how are they composed into more complex meanings, and how does this explain the grammatical properties of verbs and their relationships to other words with related meanings? These questions are fundamental to the study of verb meaning, and some of the most fruitful attempts to answer them have come from event-structural theories, wherein verb meanings are assumed to be decomposed into an event …
Uto-Aztecan Lexicostatistics 2.0
Uto-Aztecan subgrouping has long been the subject of debate. We aim to establish a more up-to-date foundation for Uto-Aztecan lexicostatistics by reexamining Wick Miller's influential lexicostatistic classification. Miller's cognate density measure yields a symmetrical table based on the number of cognates each language pairing shares on a modified Swadesh-100 wordlist. However, no language has cognate sets for all word meanings (glosses) on that…
‘To Kill’ and ‘To Die’ (and Other Suppletive Verbs) in Uto-Aztecan
Previous research has noted that verbal suppletion for ergative number agreement (i.e. agreement with the subjects of intransitives and the objects of transitives) is widespread throughout the Uto-Aztecan language family and is therefore reconstructable to Proto-Uto-Aztecan ( PUA ) (Langacker, 1977). However, no previous works have systematically surveyed the attested forms of suppletion in these languages nor posited specific proposals for recon…
States and changes of state
What are the basic building blocks of verb meanings, how are they composed into more complex meanings, and how does this explain the grammatical properties of verbs and their relationships to other words with related meanings? These questions are fundamental to the study of verb meaning, and some of the most fruitful attempts to answer them have come from event-structural theories, wherein verb meanings are assumed to be decomposed into an event …
Uto-Aztecan Lexicostatistics 2.0
Uto-Aztecan subgrouping has long been the subject of debate. We aim to establish a more up-to-date foundation for Uto-Aztecan lexicostatistics by reexamining Wick Miller's influential lexicostatistic classification. Miller's cognate density measure yields a symmetrical table based on the number of cognates each language pairing shares on a modified Swadesh-100 wordlist. However, no language has cognate sets for all word meanings (glosses) on that…
Southeastern Tepehuan
‘To Kill’ and ‘To Die’ (and Other Suppletive Verbs) in Uto-Aztecan
Previous research has noted that verbal suppletion for ergative number agreement (i.e. agreement with the subjects of intransitives and the objects of transitives) is widespread throughout the Uto-Aztecan language family and is therefore reconstructable to Proto-Uto-Aztecan ( PUA ) (Langacker, 1977). However, no previous works have systematically surveyed the attested forms of suppletion in these languages nor posited specific proposals for recon…
Uto-Aztecan Lexicostatistics 2.0
Uto-Aztecan subgrouping has long been the subject of debate. We aim to establish a more up-to-date foundation for Uto-Aztecan lexicostatistics by reexamining Wick Miller's influential lexicostatistic classification. Miller's cognate density measure yields a symmetrical table based on the number of cognates each language pairing shares on a modified Swadesh-100 wordlist. However, no language has cognate sets for all word meanings (glosses) on that…
States and changes-of-state
What are the basic building blocks of verb meanings, how are they composed into more complex meanings, and how does this explain the grammatical properties of verbs and their relationships to other words with related meanings? These questions are fundamental to the study of verb meaning, and some of the most fruitful attempts to answer them have come from event-structural theories, wherein verb meanings are assumed to be decomposed into an event …
States and changes of state
[Download PDF file] Supplemental materials on alternative statistical treatments This PDF file outlines the alternative statistical treatments to those applied to the typological data set in the main article. This includes the same statistical tests as used in the article but including hypotheticalized data points, as well as Monte Carlo simulations for those tests with and without hypotheticals to show that the procedure of randomly selecting sy…
Southeastern Tepehuan
States and changes of state
What are the basic building blocks of verb meanings, how are they composed into more complex meanings, and how does this explain the grammatical properties of verbs and their relationships to other words with related meanings? These questions are fundamental to the study of verb meaning, and some of the most fruitful attempts to answer them have come from event-structural theories, wherein verb meanings are assumed to be decomposed into an event …
Los aplicativos en tepehuano del sureste (o’dam) y tepehuano del suroeste (audam)
En este estudio comparamos las funciones productivas de los sufijos aplica-tivos cognados en las lenguas del tepehuano del sur: o’dam (-dha y -tuda) y audam (-dha y -tugda) desde un enfoque tipológico funcional. Encontramos que los sufijos en ambas lenguas pueden permitir sujetos y objetos, aunque su función específica se selecciona léxicamente por una raíz verbal dada. El tipo más productivo de licenciamiento de sujetos son los agentes causales;…
Linguistics (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Categorization, perception, and language (3 works) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)