Part 1.Introduction

Chapter 1. Construction Grammar meets Hispanic linguistics

Part 2.Comparative word-formation constructions

Chapter 2. Collection nouns as a derivational category in Spanish Analysing the productivity of collective suffixes on the basis of ad hoc constructs Chapter 3. Lexical reduplication in Spanish and Italian A constructional approach

Part 3.Phrase-level constructions

Chapter 4. A constructional approach to causative support verbs in Spanish Chapter 5. From idioms to semi-schematic constructions and vice versa The case of [a un paso de X] Chapter 6. The construction [a TODO Nsg] in Spanish

Part 4.Abstract and schematic constructions

Chapter 7. On deconstructing mood A construction grammar approach to the Spanish subjunctive Chapter 8. Quotative que constructions in Spanish A constructional variational approach Chapter 9. Que conste/sepas and como si constructions in Spanish Chapter 10. A constructional analysis of digo yo in peninsular Spanish

Part 5.Extending the scope of constructionist research on Spanish

Chapter 11. From he aquí to aquí está A case of constructional substitution and syntactic regularization Chapter 12. On the role of verb-particle constructions in Old Spanish Onomasiological networks and typological change Chapter 13. What can collaboratively produced lists tell us about constructions? A multimodal analysis of co-constructed enumeration practices in spoken Spanish Chapter 14. Construction grammar and foreign language learning (L3) Target and non-target language patterns including the Spanish verbs tener and ser