Grammatical constructions : their form and meaning
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Grammatical constructions : their form and meaning
（Oxford linguistics）
Oxford University Press, 1999, c1996
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Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Inalienability and the interpretation of modified noun phrases / Claudia Brugman
- Making one's way through the data / Adele E. Goldberg
- Toward a description of te-linkage in Japanese / Yoko Hasegawa
- Conversational scorekeeping and the interpretation of conditional sentences / James D. McCawley
- Interaction of factors in construal : Japanese relative clauses / Yoshiko Matsumoto
- The situated interpretation of possessor-raising / Mary Catherine O'Connor
- Applicatives and benefactives : a cognitive account / Masayoshi Shibatani
- Two ways to travel : verbs of motion in English and Spanish / Dan I. Slobin
- Reasoning, mappings, and meta-metaphorical conditionals / Eve Sweetser
- The windowing of attention in language / Leonard Talmy
- The case for "effector" : case roles, agents, and agency revisited / Robert D. van Valin, Jr. and David P. Wilkins
- The interpretation of deverbal nominals in Tepehua / James K. Watters
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In recent years there has been a resurgence of interest in grammatical constructionsunits of grammar representing formmeaning correspondences. The movement in which Construction Grammar, as developed by Charles Fillmore and Paul Kay, has played a significant role, has arisen in part as a response to the Chomskyan modular approach, which treats grammatical constructions as epiphenomenal, dismantling their component features and attributing these to general principles of grammar. This volume is the first collection to focus on grammatical constructions per se, and is dedicated to Charles Fillmore in recognition of his leadership in the field. The papers all reflect or elaborate on his work, which shows how lexicon, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics interact in giving constructions their individual holistic characters as basic units of grammar. Several approaches to constructions are represented here, dealing with topics that range from idiomatized constructions to traditional forms such as conditionals, relative clauses, and benefactive constructions.
A unifying thread is the shared conviction that close examination of the nature of grammatical constructions, with particular emphasis on their idiosyncrasies and on the complex interrelationships among their forms, functions, meanings, and uses in ordinary speech and writing, provides a rich foundation upon which to build a theory of cognition, memory, and grammar.
目次
- 1. Inalienability and the Interpretation of Modified Noun Phrases
- 2. Making One's Way Through the Data
- 3. Toward a Description of Te-linkage in Japanese
- 4. Conversational Scorekeeping and the Interpretation of Conditional Sentences
- 5. Interaction of Factors in Construal: Japanese Relative Clauses
- 6. The Situated Interpretation of Possessor-Raising
- 7. Applicatives and Benefactives: A Cognitive Account
- 8. Two Ways to Travel: Verbs of Motion in English and Spanish
- 9. Reasoning, Mappings, and Meta-metaphorical Conditionals
- 10. The Windowing of Attention in Language
- 11. The Case for 'Effector': Case Roles, Agents, and Agency Revisited
- 12. The Interpretation of Deverbal Nominals in Tepehua
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