Bierwisch, M.: Thematic roles : universal, particular, and idiosyncratic aspects (2006)
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- Abstract
- Thematic Roles (or Theta-Roles) are theoretical constructs that account for a variety of well known, more or less clearly delimited empirical facts. In other words, Theta-Roles are not directly observable, but they do have content that is open to empirical observation. The objective of the present paper is to sketch the nature and content of Theta-Roles, distinguishing their universal foundation as part of the language faculty, their language particular realization, which depends on the conditions of individual languages, and idiosyncratic properties, determined by specific information of individual lexical items.
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