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Developments In English Historical Morphosyntax Claudia Claridge

Name: Developments In English Historical Morphosyntax Claudia Claridge
SKU: BELL-10423146
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: John Benjamins Publishing Company

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.07 MB

Author: Claudia Claridge, Birte Bös

ISBN: 9789027203236, 9027203237

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Developments In English Historical Morphosyntax Claudia Claridge by Claudia Claridge, Birte Bös 9789027203236, 9027203237 instant download after payment.

Spanning the time from Old English to modern American English, this volume provides fresh perspectives on core issues and theories in the morphosyntactic history of English nominal, verbal and adverbial constructions. The contributions discuss the loss, rise and restructuring of morphonological marking, periphrastic verbal constructions, auxiliary variation and evolution, as well as changing word order options. Favouring corpus-linguistic, frequency-based and statistical approaches, the studies are firmly empirically grounded. The book is aimed at scholars interested in the history of the English language and in language variation and change.