Past Participle Agreement

A study on the grammaticalization of formal features

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In this book, the traditional definition of ‘grammaticalization’ is challenged in the light of current developments in grammar theory. The main innovation of this approach is the focus on the feature composition of lexical items. From this perspective, the loss of past participle agreement in Catalan is analyzed on the basis of newly collected data as a consequence of the grammaticalization of formal features. The emergence of syntactic formal features through grammaticalization is understood as a last-resort repair mechanism for pragmatically costly derivations. Further far-reaching implications of this proposal under discussion are: the interplay between (re-)parametrization, economy, cyclicity, and grammaticalization; the characterization of free variation under a modified version of the Interface Hypothesis; and the precedence of syntactic over morphological change. This book is not only of interest to specialists in Romance languages but also to anyone working on diachronic linguistics.
[Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today, 265]  2020.  xix, 236 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins
https://doi.org/10.1075/la.265
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
xi
List of abbreviations and symbols
xiii–xv
List of tables
xvii
List of figures
xix
Introduction
2–7
Part One. Past participle agreement in Romance languages
10–88
Chapter 1. General remarks on past participle agreement
14–37
Chapter 2. Optionality and language change: PPA as an interface phenomenon
40–66
Chapter 3. Past participle agreement in Catalan
68–84
Chapter 4. Standpoint and research outlines
86–88
Part Two. Theoretical background
90–128
Chapter 5. On clausal structure and universal grammar
92–102
Chapter 6. On grammaticalization and language change
104–116
Chapter 7. Subject-verb agreement revisited
118–128
Part Three. Past participle agreement in Catalan
130–200
Chapter 8. Data collection
132–147
Chapter 9. The PPA cycle
150–177
Chapter 10. Diachronic analysis of past participle agreement in Catalan: A grammaticalization approach
180–200
Concluding remarks
202–205
References
207–223
Appendix I. List of texts used in the Old Catalan corpus
226
Appendix II. Acceptability judgment task for Modern Catalan
228–232
Index
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Theoretical linguistics
BIC Subject: CFK – Grammar, syntax
BISAC Subject: LAN009060 – LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / Syntax
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