The (Ir)reversibility of English Binomials

Corpus, constraints, developments

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This book focuses on binomials (word pairs such as heart and soul, rich and poor, or if and when), and in particular on the degree of reversibility that English binomials demonstrate. Detailed and innovative corpus linguistic analyses investigate the correlates of the degree of reversibility, linguistic constraints that influence the ordering and reversibility of binomials and the diachronic development of reversibility. In addition, judgment data are analyzed for their convergence and divergence with corpus data regarding degrees of reversibility. The book thus establishes reversibility as a complex characteristic of the binomial construction, at the same time throwing light on general questions in phraseology, lexicalization, language structure and language processing.
[Studies in Corpus Linguistics, 64]  2014.  x, 254 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins
https://doi.org/10.1075/scl.64
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
ix–x
Acknowledgments
xi–xii
Chapter 1. Introduction
1–6
Chapter 2. On binomials
7–20
Chapter 3. The (ir)reversibility of binomials in the English language: A corpus-based analysis
21–60
Chapter 4. Ordering constraints and the reversibility of English binomials
61–108
Chapter 5. The diachronic development of binomials and binomial reversibility
109–164
Chapter 6. Binomial reversibility in the mental lexicon: Native and non-native speakers' judgments of degrees of reversibility
165–214
Chapter 7. Conclusion
215–222
Appendix: Binomials analysed
223–238
References
239–252
Index
253–254
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