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Türk Dillerinde Kipsellik ve Kipselliğin Anlambilimsel Haritası
Bu çalışmanın temel amacı, Türk dillerindeki kipselliğin ana ifadelerine genel bir göz attıktan sonra, kipselliğin anlambilimsel alanının tipik bölümlenişini tespit etmektir. Görgül sonuçlar, genel dilbilim çerçevesinde sunulan bazı modeller veiddialarla karşılaştırılacak, Türkçe delillerin model kuram için önemi irdelenecektir. Olay kipselliği, görünüşsel kipsellik ile epistemik kipsellik olmak üzere üç kipsellik sınıfı incelenecek, anlambilimsel çatı ulamlar olarak ise olanaklılık, gereklilik ile istek dikkate alınacaktır. Türk dillerinin, model üzerinde yer yer uyarlamalar gerektiren bazı özellikler gösterdiği görülecek,kipselliğin bağdaşık bir ulam olarak betimlenemeyeceği kanıtlanacaktır.
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Modality and Semantic Map of Modality in Turkic Languages
This study aims to identify the typical division of the semantic area of modality following a general consideration of the main expressions of modality in Turkic languages. In order to do this, the study will make a comparison between empirical findings and certain models and arguments presented within the context of general linguistics. The significance of evidence from Turkish for the model theory will also be explored. The study will analyze three categories of modality: event modality, aspectual modality and epistemic modality. As for semantic phrase categories, possibility, necessity, and optative are going to be considered. These will demonstrate that Turkic languages possess certain qualities which sometimes require adaptations to the model and that modality cannot be described as a homogeneous category. Reprinted by permission of Ahmet Yesevi University
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Kipsellik in the Turkish language and the Semantic Map Kipsellig
This study aims to identify the typical division of the semantic area of modality following a general consideration of the main expressions of modality in Turkic languages. In order to do this, the study will make a comparison between empirical findings and certain models and arguments presented within the context of general linguistics. The significance of evidence from Turkish for the model theory will also be explored. The study will analyze three categories of modality: event modality, aspectual modality and epistemic modality. As for semantic phrase categories, possibility, necessity, and optative are going to be considered. These will demonstrate that Turkic languages possess certain qualities which sometimes require adaptations to the model and that modality cannot be described as a homogeneous category. Adapted from the source document
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ISSUES OF GRAMMATICALISATION IN TURKIC MODAL CONSTRUCTIONS
Grammaticalisation is an umbrella term for a set of partly unrelated processes that share a common result, namely the emergence of grammatical units. Although the Turkic languages represent a relatively homogeneous family of closely related languages, they are highly variegated in terms of how they express modal categories. The multitude of expressions stems from a restricted set of developments that can be empirically documented. This paper investigates heterogeneous specimens of expressions of modality in the Turkic languages and identifies the mechanisms that underlie the diachronic and synchronic variation that can be observed in Turkic modal constructions.
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MODALITY IN THE DEDE QORQUD OĠUZNAMELERI
The Dede Qorqud Oġuznameleri are a collection of heroic stories in a Middle Oghuz variety with Eastern Anatolian linguistic features that distinguish this text pronouncedly from contemporaneous texts in Ottoman Turkish sensu proprio. This contribution examines the expressions of modality attested in this text. It establishes an inventory of the morphological and morpho-syntactic items expressing modal notions such as event modality, epistemic modality and the moods, and addresses diachronic as well as typological issues. All types of modal expressions found in the text are illustrated by examples.
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Zum Konsonantismus in mittelaserbaidschanischen Transkriptionstexten
This article presents data from two Middle Azerbaijani transcription texts that provide us with clues about the dating of certain characteristic Oghuz consonant shifts in Azerbaijani. The data is compared synchronically to Ottoman Turkish material and diachronically to modern Oghuz varieties, especially Azerbaijani ones.
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