Chapter 17. Make one’s way

Chapter 17
Make one’s way

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Article outline

1.Introduction
2.The path need not be created, and difficulty not required
3.Which type does make one’s way belong to?
- 3.1‘Enabling’ type?
- 3.2Four other types of way expressions
- 3.3Why make one’s way is frequent
- 3.4Flexibility of make one’s way
4.Zooming in on make one’s way
- 4.1Complex verb analysis once again
- 4.2Why way can express a reified motion event
- 4.3The “object of result” thesis once again
5.Make one’s way in the world
6.Conclusion
Notes