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Wordorder Change As A Source Of Grammaticalisation Susann Fischer

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Wordorder Change As A Source Of Grammaticalisation Susann Fischer
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Publisher: John Benjamins Pub. Co
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.18 MB
Pages: 215
Author: Susann Fischer
ISBN: 9789027255402, 9789027288189, 9027255407, 9027288186
Language: English
Year: 2010

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Wordorder Change As A Source Of Grammaticalisation Susann Fischer by Susann Fischer 9789027255402, 9789027288189, 9027255407, 9027288186 instant download after payment.

This book presents a new perspective on the interaction between word-order and grammaticalisation by investigating the changes that stylistic fronting and oblique subjects have undergone in Romance (Catalan, French, Spanish) as compared to Germanic (English, Icelandic). It discusses a great deal of historical comparative data showing that stylistic fronting and oblique subjects have (had) a semantic effect in the Germanic and in the Romance languages, and that they both appear in the same functional category. The loss of stylistic fronting and oblique subjects is seen as an effect of grammatic.

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