Grammatical constructions : their form and meaning
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414 SUS Jaffna Tamil : phonology and morphology | 415 CHO Syntactic structures | 415 CUM Constraints on numerical expressions / | 415 GRA Grammatical constructions : their form and meaning | 415 HAE Introduction to government and binding theory / | 415 HEI World Lexicon of grammaticalization. | 415 HOP Grammaticalization |
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Inalienability and the interpretation of modified noun phrases / Claudia Brugman. Making one's way through the data / Adele E. Goldberg. Toward a description of te-linkage in Japanese / Yoko Hasegawa. Conversational scorekeeping and the interpretation of conditional sentences / James D. McCawley. Interaction of factors in construal : Japanese relative clauses / Yoshiko Matsumoto. The situated interpretation of possessor-raising / Mary Catherine O'Connor. Applicatives and benefactives : a cognitive account / Masayoshi Shibatani. Two ways to travel : verbs of motion in English and Spanish / Dan I. Slobin. Reasoning, mappings, and meta-metaphorical conditionals / Eve Sweetser. The windowing of attention in language / Leonard Talmy. The case for "effector" : case roles, agents, and agency revisited / Robert D. van Valin, Jr. and David P. Wilkins. The interpretation of deverbal nominals in Tepehua / James K. Watters.
In this collection a cast of distinguished contributors responds to and elaborates Charles Fillmore's and Paul Kay's "Construction Grammar". In contrast to the modular Chomskyan approach which treats grammatical constructions as epiphenomena, Construction Grammar works on the premise that constructions function as units of grammar in a way similar to words, and that their properties derive from complex interplays between lexicon, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics.
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