Titlebook: Semantics of Genitive Objects in Russian; A Study of Genitive Olga Kagan Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 Definite

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Previously Proposed Accounts,pproaches. Some of these approaches concentrate on Genitive of Negation only, while others contribute a unified analysis of two or three types of genitive case. Among the accounts that will be considered is Bailyn’s (Genitive of negation is obligatory. In: Browne W, Dornisch E, Kondrashova N, Zec D

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Subjunctive Mood and the Notion of Commitment,roduces the subjunctive/indicative contrast in Romance languages and in Russian on a descriptive level. The introduction is followed by a detailed review of the analysis of subjunctive complement clauses proposed by Farkas ( Assertion, belief and mood choice. Paper presented at the workshop on Condi

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Irrealis Genitive and Relative Existential Commitment: Part 1, for the distribution of Irrealis Genitive in clauses that contain intensional predicates. Intensional Genitive is licensed only by those verbs which also license subjunctive mood, i.e. weak intensional verbs. This fact is accounted for under the present analysis, which relates Irrealis Genitiv to t

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Irrealis Genitive and Relative Existential Commitment: Part 2,sentences with different types of verbs and nominal complements. I further discuss genitive case-assignment to proper names, which, although highly restricted, can be sometimes observed under negation. I argue that this phenomenon can be reconciled with the proposed analysis. In particular, it is pr

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The Interaction of Case with Aspect and Number, than to singular ones, and to complements of imperfective, rather than perfective, verbs. It will be shown that under negation, singular objects as well as objects of perfective verbs exhibit a tendency to carry existential commitment, a factor that rules out Irrealis Genitive. I argue that this te

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Irrealis Genitive in a Broader Context,ferential object marking (DOM). It reviews some of the recent linguistic literature on the topic and discusses several properties to which DOM is known to be sensitive (e.g. definiteness and animacy). The chapter further introduces the formal analysis of DOM proposed by Aissen (NLLT 21: 435–483, 200

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