Valence, Semantic Case, and Grammatical Relations: Papers Prepared for the Working Group (Valence and Semantic Case) (12th International Congress of Linguists, University of Vienna, Austria, August 29 to September 3, 1977)

This collection presents a series of scholarly papers focused on valence, a fundamental concept in understanding semantic case and grammatical relations within linguistics. Compiled from contributions presented at the 12th International Congress of Linguists in Vienna, the work captures a vibrant discourse around how valence shapes language structures and interpretations.

Within the pages, readers will find an insightful exploration of linguistic theories, research findings, and analyses that illuminate the intricate relationships between valence and meaning. The discussions not only reflect the academic rigor of the time but also provoke ongoing contemplation about the evolving nature of language as a dynamic system. Through these contributions, the volume serves as a significant resource for linguists and language enthusiasts alike, fostering a deeper appreciation for the complexities of language mechanics.