Table of contents
Introductory remarksxi
1. Valence: From heuristic problems to a strictly defined notion of valence-boundness
Über einige Regularitäten in den Valenzeigenschaften der verbalen Streckformen vom Bautyp
“Präpositionale nominale Komponente + verbale Komponente” (In Bewegung sein,
kommen, bringen)1
Über kommunikative Notwendigkeit und Valenz9
On the possibility of distinguighing between complements and adjuncts21
Three aspects of valence47
Valenzgrammatische Untersuchung zu fakultativen Spezialisierungen im Französischen55
Valence frames in standard form and corresponding frames of individual languages85
A reconstruction of the notion of valence within a grammar with a λ-categorial base99
Valence in categorial syntax127
On valence-binding grammars157
2. Semantic case: Toward a sharper understanding of case notions and selection criteria
Case grammar and valence theory at a stalemate? Their relevance for semantic memory177
Lexical entries for verbs in a contrastive lexicon English-German191
Semantische Verknüpfungen und Kasus217
À la recherche d’une grammaire des cas. Ses rapports avec la syntaxe et le léxique243
Case grammar and viability261
A case grammar matrix model (and its application to a Hemingway text)295
Stimulus as a semantic role311
Can ‘area’ be taken out of the waste-basket?327
Defining semantic roles in derived adjectives339
Ist der Universalitätsanspruch der Kasusgrammatik berechtigt?355
3. The interlocking of coding and control features with grammatical relations
Die Beziehungen zwischen semantischen Kasusrelationen und syntaktischen Satzgliedfunktionen: Der freie Dativ377
Case-grammar as componential analysis399
The one per sent solution459
Nominal inflection in Pamanyungan577
Restructuring of noun-cases in syntax. Why ‘anti-’ will not do617
Ergative language, accessibility hierarchies governing reflexives and questions of formal analysis633
On the derivative status of grammatical relations661
Epilogue
Valence and case: Remarks on their contribution to the identification of grammatical relations695
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