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A Constructional Approach To Resultatives 1st Edition Hans C Boas

Name: A Constructional Approach To Resultatives 1st Edition Hans C Boas
SKU: BELL-2359826
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Publisher: CSLI Publications

File Extension: PDF

File size: 26.07 MB

Pages: 416

Author: Hans C. Boas

ISBN: 9781575864075, 157586407X

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 1

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A Constructional Approach To Resultatives 1st Edition Hans C Boas by Hans C. Boas 9781575864075, 157586407X instant download after payment.

Providing a unified solution within the frameworks of Construction Grammar and Frame Semantics, Hans Boas develops an account of resultative constructions in English by grouping them in two classes: conventionalized and non-conventionalized. The usage-based model used here proposes that each particular sense of a verb constitutes a conventionalized mini-construction, which is crucial information for the licensing of arguments. In contrast, verbs in non-conventionalized resultative constructions can acquire a novel meaning and thereby a new syntactic frame. English and German resultatives are compared to illustrate the distinct lexical polysemy networks of English and German verbs.