Contexts and Constructions
The eight papers presented in this volume explore the possibilities and risks of integrating context(s) into particular constructions and construction grammar in general. Topics range from particular language and construction-specific problems such as the "polysemy" of modal verbs in relation to context-sensitive constructions, to general technical analyses and proposals, including proposals for formalizing contextual features in constructional representations.
The volume will be of interest to scholars and advanced undergraduates interested in linguistic theory in general and in constructional, pragmatic and discourse-analytic approaches in particular.
Published online on 21 January 2010
Table of Contents
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Contexts and constructionsAlexander Bergs and Gabriele Diewald | pp. 1–14
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Part 1. Context in construction grammar
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On de-limiting contextMarina Terkourafi | pp. 17–42
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Constructions and context: When a construction constructs the contextJosé Deulofeu and Jeanne-Marie Debaisieux | pp. 43–62
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Representing contextual factors in language change: Between frames and constructionsMirjam Fried | pp. 63–94
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Part 2. Interactional approaches
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Grammatical constructions in dialoguePer Linell | pp. 97–110
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Interactional construction grammar: Contextual features of determination in dialectal SwedishCamilla Wide | pp. 111–142
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Part 3. Context and grammar
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Contextual cues for particle placement: Multiplicity, motivation, modelingBert Cappelle | pp. 145–192
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Conditionals and mental space set-up: Evidence from German word orderIlona Vandergriff | pp. 193–212
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Semantics and pragmatics in construction grammar: The case of modal verbsRonny Boogaart | pp. 213–241
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Index of constructions | p. 242
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Name index | pp. 243–245
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Subject index | pp. 246–248
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