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Copulas Universals In The Categorization Of The Lexicon Regina Pustet

Name: Copulas Universals In The Categorization Of The Lexicon Regina Pustet
SKU: BELL-4722554
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Copulas Universals In The Categorization Of The Lexicon Regina Pustet instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.47 MB

Pages: 280

Author: Regina Pustet

ISBN: 9780199258505, 0199258503

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Copulas Universals In The Categorization Of The Lexicon Regina Pustet by Regina Pustet 9780199258505, 0199258503 instant download after payment.

Copulas (in English, the verb to be) are conventionally defined functionally as a means of relating elements of clause structure, especially subject and complement, and considered to be semantically empty or meaningless. Dr Pustet presents an analysis of grammatical descriptions of over 160 languages drawn from the language families of the world. She shows that some languages have a single copula, others several, and some none at all. She links the distribution of copulas to variations in lexical categorization and syntactic structure. She advances a comprehensive theory of copularization which she relates to language classification and to theories of language change, notably grammaticalization.