
Comparing Constructions in Romance and Germanic Languages
Special issue of Languages in Contrast 26:2 (2026)
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[Languages in Contrast, 26:2] Expected September 2026. ca. 150 pp.
Publishing status: In production
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Table of Contents
Introduction: Comparing constructions across Romance and Germanic languages | |
Towards a contrastive usage-based constructionist methodology for a crosslinguistic comparison of constructions | |
Reduplicative constructions and Snowclones. A corpus-based analysis of [once a N1 always a N1] in English and German | |
Forms and Functions of Pseudo-Tautologies: An overview, typology and corpusbased Analysis in four languages using Construction Grammar approaches | |
Er ist ganz verrückt nach Batman: the copula intensification construction in German, French, and Italian | |
Manner object constructions of satellite-framed languages with Spanish physiological verbs | |
From temporal meaning to relevance-oriented discourse function: a crosslinguistic study of discourse markers |