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@article{item_3316577,
title = {{Come is the new go: The evolution of stem alternation of basic motion verbs in Khroskyabs}},
author = {Lai, Yunfan},
language = {eng},
issn = {1606-822X; 2309-5067},
doi = {10.1075/lali.00085.lai},
publisher = {John Benjamins; Sage Publications},
address = {Amsterdam},
year = {2021},
date = {2021-03},
abstract = {{In this paper, I describe the morphology as well as the uses of the basic motion verbs, {\textquoteleft}to come{\textquoteright} and {\textquoteleft}to go{\textquoteright}, in Khroskyabs based on two of its varieties, Siyuewu and Wobzi, before analyzing the evolutionary pathways of their stem alternation patterns. The meanings of the basic motion verbs in Khroskyabs originally were not {\textquoteleft}to come{\textquoteright} or {\textquoteleft}to go{\textquoteright}; instead, these verbs denoted Goal-oriented motion and Source-oriented motion. The choice of the deictic center is the key to the semantic change toward {\textquoteleft}to come{\textquoteright} and {\textquoteleft}to go{\textquoteright} in the modern language}},
contents = {1. Introduction 2. Dialects under investigation 3. Basic grammatical features 3.1 Phonological sketch 3.2 The verb 3.2.1 Orientational prefixes 4. The morphology of basic motion verbs 4.1 The verb forms in question 4.2 Compatibility with orientational prefixes 4.3 Stem alternation of Khroskyabs basic motion verbs 5. Semantic distribution of Khroskyabs basic motion verbs 5.1 Terms used 5.2 The cislocative verbs 5.2.1 The Ground argument of cislocative verbs 5.2.2 Choice of the deictic center 5.3 The translocative verbs 5.3.1 O-U translocative verb 5.3.2 O-E translocative verb 5.4 Summary of motion verb uses 5.5 Conveyance verbs 6. Cross-Rgyalrongic comparison 6.1 Forms of motion verbs 6.2 Stem alternation 7. Historical development of Khroskyabs motion verb stem alternation 7.1 Origin of (r{\textschwa}-)t{\^o} {\textquoteleft}to come{\textquoteright} 7.2 o-u/o-e verbs in the proto-language 7.2.1 $\surd$v{\textschwa}{\^{}}: Goal-oriented motion 7.2.2 $\surd${\textctc}{\'\ae}d: Source-oriented motion 7.2.3 Typological evidence 7.3 Emergence of new stem alternation patterns 7.3.1 Pattern merging 7.3.2 Which form for which stem? 8. Discussion and conclusion},
journal = {{Language and linguistics}},
volume = {22},
number = {2},
pages = {337--374},
}