In:Way expressions: A lexical-constructional approach
Seizi Iwata
[Human Cognitive Processing 84] 2027
► pp. 174–188
Chapter 10The so-called ‘manner’ type
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Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 2.The distinction between the ‘manner’ type
and the ‘incidental activity’ type - 3.Three varieties of manner of motion
- 3.1The ‘non-direct motion’ variety
- 3.2The ‘slow, gradual motion’ variety
- 3.3The ‘quick motion’ variety
- 4.Why these three varieties?
- 4.1Possible motivation of non-direct motion
- 4.2‘Motion-despite-difficulty’ scenario
- 5.Another look at the putative ban on manner-of-motion verbs
- 5.1Difficulty?
- 5.2Conversion?
- 6.Conclusion
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