In:Way expressions: A lexical-constructional approach
Seizi Iwata
[Human Cognitive Processing 84] 2027
► pp. 311–336
Chapter 18Modifiers of way
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Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Previous accounts
- 2.1Jackendoff (1990)
- 2.2Goldberg (1995)
- 3.Corpus data
- 3.1Types of verbs
- 3.2The range of modifiers
- 4.Why the adjective functions like manner adverbs
- 5.Why way may be interpreted to mean a physical path
- 5.1A possibility to make sense of the observed data
- 5.2Problems with the “way as expressing a physical path” thesis
- 5.3A super-imposition account
- 6.V one’s own way
- 7.Still further issues
- 7.1Wander their separate ways through Seaton Park
- 7.2Make the best of one’s way
- 7.3Pay one’s way once again
- 8.Conclusion
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