Grammar and Conceptualization

Name: Grammar and Conceptualization
Brand: De Gruyter Mouton
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Ronald W. Langacker(Autor*in)

De Gruyter Mouton (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 14. Dezember 2010

XIII, 427 Seiten

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Intro
Preface
Chapter 1: Clause structure
1. Basics of cognitive grammar
2. Application to clause structure
3. Conclusion
Chapter 2: Evidence for descriptive constructs
1. "Invisible" semantic constructs
2. Scope
3. Search domain
4. Active zone
5. Setting vs. participant
6. Semantics and grammar
Chapter 3: The meaning of of
1. The question of meaningfulness
2. Complement vs. modifier
3. Nominal periphrasis
4. Conclusion
Chapter 4: A dynamic usage-based model
1. The usage-based conception
2. Psychological phenomena
3. Processing interpretation
4. Basic linguistic problems
5. Structural applications
6. A final issue
Chapter 5: Conceptual grouping and constituency
1. Constituency and grammatical relations
2. Assemblies vs. building blocks
3. Conceptual groupings
4. Constituents as emergent entities
5. Groupings and symbolic linkages
6. Conclusion
Chapter 6: Reference point constructions
1. Basic cognitive assumptions
2. Reference points
3. Possessives
4. Additional reference point phenomena
5. Conclusion
Chapter 7: Viewing in cognition and grammar
1. Viewing
2. Construal
3. Complement vs. modifier
4. English tense and aspect
5. Subordination
6. Anaphora
7. Conclusion
Chapter 8: Generic constructions
1. Higher-order entities
2. Plural generics
3. Quantifier constructions
Chapter 9: Grouping and pronominal anaphora
1. Interaction, grammar, and discourse
2. Spaces, planes, and groupings
3. Antecedence and grouping
4. Antecedents and reference points
5. Conclusion
Chapter 10: Subjectification and grammaticization
1. Subjectification, attenuation, and transparency
2. Grammaticization
3. Conclusion
Chapter 11: Raising and transparency
1. Previous accounts
2. Logical grammatical relations
3. Complex constructions
4. General properties of raising constructions
5. Specific properties of raising constructions
6. Final matters
Chapter 12: Dynamic conceptualization
1. Previous applications
2. Unification
3. Back to clause structure
4. Looking ahead
Notes
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
References
Index

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