Horizontal links within and between paradigms
The constructional network of reported directives in German
This paper deals with the constructional network of
reported directive speech acts in German. It addresses two aspects of
modality and constructions by relating directly to questions raised in the
introduction to this volume: the notion of the paradigm in Construction
Grammar on the one hand and the nature of the links within the
constructional network model on the other. By investigating the network of
syntactic constructions of reported directives in German, the paper focuses
on the modelling of two types of horizonal paradigmatic links between these
constructions: the links between allostructions and the links between
paradigmatic choices. On the conceptual level, the paper argues that these
two types of paradigmatic links constitute two different types of horizontal
links in the network. On the empirical level, the study demonstrates how
these horizontal links manifest themselves in the corpus data.
Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Reported directives in German
- 3.Reported directives as a constructional network: Vertical and horizontal links
- 4.Data
- 5.Diachronic changes in horizontal links
- 5.1Within the network of reported directives: Strengthening of horizontal connections
- 5.2Paradigmatic opposition between reported statements and reported
directives
- 6.Conclusions
-
Notes
-
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