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Linglib.Phenomena.ArgumentStructure.Studies.BeaversKoontzGarboden2020

Beavers & Koontz-Garboden (2020): The Roots of Verbal Meaning #

@cite{beavers-koontz-garboden-2020} @cite{rappaport-hovav-levin-2010}

Six representative roots illustrating the four-feature typology of @cite{beavers-koontz-garboden-2020}, and falsifying both the Bifurcation Thesis of Roots and Manner/Result Complementarity (@cite{rappaport-hovav-levin-2010}).

Rootstatemannerresultcauseviolates B?M ∧ R?
√flat
√jog
√blossom
√crack
√hand
√eat

The B-violation column flags ontological + eventive overlap. √hand and √eat additionally violate Manner/Result Complementarity. (√blossom is listed by B&K-G as eventive-only result; that is sufficient on its own to falsify the strongest form of Bifurcation, since result is template content under that thesis.)

This file is the Phase A vertical slice of a larger refactor that will re-derive Levin classes (English) and Bohnemeyer's verb-stem classes (Yukatek) as orbits under per-language derivational operators.

√jog — pure manner of motion.

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    √blossom — spontaneous result with no specified manner or cause (an "internally caused" change of state).

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      √crack — caused result without specified manner.

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        √hand — full feature load: state, manner, result, cause. Falsifies both the Bifurcation Thesis and Manner/Result Complementarity (@cite{beavers-koontz-garboden-2020} ch. 5).

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          √eat — manner + result + cause. The Yukatek haan "eat" case: classified as inactive (state-change) yet internally caused, an awkward exception under simpler frameworks.

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            theorem Phenomena.ArgumentStructure.Studies.BeaversKoontzGarboden2020.flat_signature :
            flat.featureSignature = { state := true, manner := false, result := false, cause := false }
            theorem Phenomena.ArgumentStructure.Studies.BeaversKoontzGarboden2020.jog_signature :
            jog.featureSignature = { state := false, manner := true, result := false, cause := false }
            theorem Phenomena.ArgumentStructure.Studies.BeaversKoontzGarboden2020.blossom_signature :
            blossom.featureSignature = { state := false, manner := false, result := true, cause := false }
            theorem Phenomena.ArgumentStructure.Studies.BeaversKoontzGarboden2020.crack_signature :
            crack.featureSignature = { state := false, manner := false, result := true, cause := true }
            theorem Phenomena.ArgumentStructure.Studies.BeaversKoontzGarboden2020.hand_signature :
            hand.featureSignature = { state := true, manner := true, result := true, cause := true }
            theorem Phenomena.ArgumentStructure.Studies.BeaversKoontzGarboden2020.eat_signature :
            eat.featureSignature = { state := false, manner := true, result := true, cause := true }

            √hand carries both ontological (state, manner) and eventive (result, cause) entailments — a structural counterexample to the Bifurcation Thesis of Roots.

            √hand entails both manner ("by-hand-transfer") AND result ("possessed") — a counterexample to Manner/Result Complementarity (@cite{rappaport-hovav-levin-2010}).

            √eat is a second counterexample: manner ("consumption") + result ("consumed").

            √crack (result + cause, no manner or state) respects Manner/Result Complementarity.