(1) a. When the naval rigid airship R34 crossed the Atlantic successfully […]. (BNC-GTA) b. When his old ship reached the Aegean […]. (BNC-A7L) ὊϑϨʔϜҙຯ(e.g., Fillmore 1977; 1982, ࠇాɾதຊɾᖒ2006) cf.ڞ߹(Pustejovsky 1991, খ2005) 1 ͡ΊʹὊҠಈಈࢺͷҙຯὊޠͷҙຯΛ͑ͯὊ༷ଶɾ݁Ռͷ૬ิੑʹର͢ΔࣔࠦὊ݁
dream. (BNC-HGM) b. On that day a plane left Baghdad for London […]. (BNC-BM6) (7) a. She walked out of the building. b. On that day a plane flew from Baghdad. Ὂ (6) (7) ͷΑ͏ʹݴ͍͑Մೳ ▶︎ Figure Ground ʹΑͬͯҠಈͷ༷ଶਪଌՄೳ 7 ͡ΊʹὊҠಈಈࢺͷҙຯὊޠͷҙຯΛ͑ͯὊ༷ଶɾ݁Ռͷ૬ิੑʹର͢ΔࣔࠦὊ݁
༷ଶͱ݁ՌΛͱʹޠኮԽ͍ͯ͠Δ ɹ (8) Kelly climbed the tree. (Rappaport Hovav and Leven 2010: 8) ɹ ▶︎ తޠͷੑ࣭ʹΑΔͷͰ͋ͬͯޠኮԽ͍ͯ͠ΔΘ͚Ͱͳ͍ 8 ͡ΊʹὊҠಈಈࢺͷҙຯὊޠͷҙຯΛ͑ͯὊ༷ଶɾ݁Ռͷ૬ิੑʹର͢ΔࣔࠦὊ݁
(co-composition) ɹ ▶︎ ಈࢺͷิޠ͕ใΛิ͢Δ͜ͱͰಈࢺͷଟٛੑΛઆ໌ (9) a. The bottle is floating in the river. b. The bottle floated under the bridge. ▶︎ ಈࢺ۟ floating under the bridge શମͰҠಈͷҙຯ͕ղऍՄೳ Ὂ ಈࢺ۟ͷใͷΈͰྑ͍ͷ͔ʁ 9 ͡ΊʹὊҠಈಈࢺͷҙຯὊޠͷҙຯΛ͑ͯὊ༷ଶɾ݁Ռͷ૬ิੑʹର͢ΔࣔࠦὊ݁
sneeze, yawn ͳͲͷҙຯਓମͷ͕ࣝඞཁ ɹ ɹ(10) to move along on your hands and knees with your body close to the ground. (Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English) 10 ͡ΊʹὊҠಈಈࢺͷҙຯὊޠͷҙຯΛ͑ͯὊ༷ଶɾ݁Ռͷ૬ิੑʹର͢ΔࣔࠦὊ݁
ARRIVNG ʹؔΘΔϑϨʔϜཁૉ Theme: Theme is the object that moves. It may be an entity that moves under its own power, but it need not be. Goal: Goal is any expression that tells where the Theme ends up, or would end up, as a result of the motion. 14 ͡ΊʹὊҠಈಈࢺͷҙຯὊޠͷҙຯΛ͑ͯὊ༷ଶɾ݁Ռͷ૬ิੑʹର͢ΔࣔࠦὊ݁
Arriving Definition: An Object Theme moves in the direction of a Goal. (12) a. Some students arrived at the school on Sunday. b. We arrived in Paris before midnight. 15 ͡ΊʹὊҠಈಈࢺͷҙຯὊޠͷҙຯΛ͑ͯὊ༷ଶɾ݁Ռͷ૬ิੑʹର͢ΔࣔࠦὊ݁
a. 1856 the first US consul, Townsend Harris, arrived in Japan. […] (BNC-EE2) ɹ b. Douglas Hurd arrived in Kenya on Sept. 11. (BNC-HLB) ɹ⾣ʪਓʫ͕ى͠͏ΔϑϨʔϜ ɹɹ BIOLOGICAL_ENTITY, MOTION, WORK… ɹ⾣ʪࠃɾࢢʫ͕ى͠͏ΔϑϨʔϜ TRAVEL, INVADING, ECONOMY, POLITICAL_LOCALES… 17 ͡ΊʹὊҠಈಈࢺͷҙຯὊޠͷҙຯΛ͑ͯὊ༷ଶɾ݁Ռͷ૬ิੑʹର͢ΔࣔࠦὊ݁
a. As he said this, he kicked Oliver and entered the shop. (BNC-ERK) ɹ b. Someone entered the room and he recognized. Allan Stewart’s voice. (BNC-A0N) ɹ⾣ʪਓʫ͕ى͠͏ΔϑϨʔϜ ɹɹ BIOLOGICAL_ENTITY, MOTION, WORK… ɹ⾣ʪݐɾ෦ʫ͕ى͠͏ΔϑϨʔϜ BUILDING, BUILDING_SUBPART… 18 ͡ΊʹὊҠಈಈࢺͷҙຯὊޠͷҙຯΛ͑ͯὊ༷ଶɾ݁Ռͷ૬ิੑʹର͢ΔࣔࠦὊ݁
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