New Reflections on Grammaticalization
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The contributions in this volume cover a wide range of theoretical and methodological issues and raise a number of new questions that indicate the future direction of grammaticalization studies. The volume focuses on issues such as grammaticalization and lexicalization; the unidirectionality hypothesis; the issue of the relevance of contexts for grammaticalization; the description of grammaticalization paths. Much of the current work concentrates on such categories, as discourse markers, honorifics or classifiers, which have not previously been central to works on grammaticalization. Other studies take a new perspective on known grammaticalization paths by applying concepts adopted from other linguistic fields, such as prototype theory, morphocentricity, or by discussing their findings from a comparative or typological angle, presenting data from a large number of languages, often based on extensive empirical investigations of written and spoken text corpora.
[Typological Studies in Language, 49] 2002. xiv, 437 pp.
Publishing status: Available
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Table of Contents
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Foreword | p. vii
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IntroductionGabriele Diewald and Ilse Wischer | p. ix
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New reflections on grammaticalization and lexicalizationChristian Lehmann | pp. 1–18
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More thoughts on degrammaticalizationJohan van der Auwera | pp. 19–29
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Grammaticalization within a theory of morphocentricityJurgen Klausenburger | pp. 31–43
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The final stages of grammaticalization: Affixhood and beyondMuriel Norde | pp. 45–65
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Yesterday’s affixes as today’s clitics: A case-study in degrammaticalizationAidan Doyle | pp. 67–81
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On the role of context in grammaticalizationBernd Heine | pp. 83–101
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A model for relevant types of contexts in grammaticalizationGabriele Diewald | pp. 103–120
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Semantic constraints in the grammaticalization of locative constructionsSoteria Svorou | pp. 121–142
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Really worthwhile or not really significant ? A corpus-based approach to the delexicalization and grammaticalization of intensifiers in Modern EnglishGunter Lorenz | pp. 143–161
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Crosslinguistic and diachronic remarks on the grammaticalization of aspect in Romance languages: Location and motion verbsGerda Haßler | pp. 163–179
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The grammaticalization of deictic directionals into modulators of temporal distancePhilippe Bourdin | pp. 181–199
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Grammaticalization and category weaknessConcepción Company Company | pp. 201–215
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Grammaticalization of ‘give’: African and Asian perspectivesCarol Lord, Foong Ha Yap and Shoichi Iwasaki | pp. 217–235
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An invisible hand at the root of causation: The role of lexicalization in the grammaticalization of causativesMarianne Mithun | pp. 237–257
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Making sense of nominal classification systems: Noun classifiers and the grammaticalization variableColette Grinevald | pp. 259–275
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Phono-syntactic conspiracy and beyond: Grammaticalization in spoken Beijing MandarinLiang Tao | pp. 277–292
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Retention of abstract meaning: The essive case and grammaticalization of polyphony in FinnishTaru Salminen | pp. 293–307
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The grammaticalization of honorific particles in KoreanSung-Ock S. Sohn | pp. 309–325
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From logophoric pronoun to discourse particle: A case study of Finnish and SaamiLea Laitinen | pp. 327–344
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On the development of final though: A case of grammaticalization?Dagmar Barth-Weingarten and Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen | pp. 345–361
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Grammaticalization, subjectification and the origin of phatic markersJosé Pinto De Lima | pp. 363–378
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The evolution of the German modal particle dennHeide Wegener | pp. 379–394
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Putting grammaticalization in its placeWallace Chafe | pp. 395–412
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Grammaticalization as an analogue of hypothetico-deductive thinkingEsa Itkonen | pp. 413–422
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Appendix | pp. 423–424
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General Index | pp. 425–435
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