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The Verbs Znati And Umjeti In Serbian Croatian And Bosnian A Case Study In The Grammaticalisation Of Habitual Auxiliaries Matias Hellman

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The Verbs Znati And Umjeti In Serbian Croatian And Bosnian A Case Study In The Grammaticalisation Of Habitual Auxiliaries Matias Hellman
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Publisher: Department of Slavonic and Baltic Languages and Literatures
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.07 MB
Pages: 197
Author: Matias Hellman
ISBN: 9789521027031, 9521027037
Language: English
Year: 2005

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The Verbs Znati And Umjeti In Serbian Croatian And Bosnian A Case Study In The Grammaticalisation Of Habitual Auxiliaries Matias Hellman by Matias Hellman 9789521027031, 9521027037 instant download after payment.

This monograph employs a substantialist approach in examining the specific use of the verbs znati and um(j)eti in the Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian language(s) as auxiliaries that denote habitual, characteristic or sporadic activity. Drawing from corpus and questionnaire data, the study provides a syntactic description of such use and analyses its semantic content in the light of universal categories of tense, mood and aspect. Theories of grammaticalisation are applied in a discussion of possible explanations for the development of this use from other meanings of the lexemes znati and um(j)eti.

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