Discourse particles : syntactic, semantic, pragmatic and historical aspects
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Discourse particles : syntactic, semantic, pragmatic and historical aspects
（Linguistik aktuell, v. 276）
J. Benjamins, c2022
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
収録内容
- On the adverbial origin of German modal particles / Marco Coniglio
- A particle-like use of hwæþer : Wisdom's questions in Boethius / Regine Eckardt and George Walkden
- The discourse particle es que in Spanish and in other Iberian languages / Manuel Pérez-Saldanya and José Ignacio Hualde
- Agreeing complementizers may just be moody / Ömer Demirok and Balkız Öztürk
- Outer particles vs tag particles : a distinction in homophony / Aitor Lizardi Ituarte
- Anchoring primary and secondary interjections to the context / Nicola Munaro
- Sentence-final particles in Mandarin Chinese : syntax, semantics and acquisition / Waltraud Paul and Shanshan Yan
- Meaning and use of the Basque particle bide / Kepa Korta and Larraitz Zubeldia
- Three German discourse particles as speech act modifiers / Johannes Schneider
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Discourse particles have often been treated as a phenomenon restricted to Germanic languages (Abraham 2020) and they still raise questions about their nature as an independent category. This book reveals that this phenomenon exists in other languages as well, and provides evidence for their nature as a separate category. The volume brings together a collection of nine papers that focus on three research topics: a) the diachronic development of discourse particles; b) their syntactic analysis; and c) the study of their semantic-pragmatics. Furthermore, it also discusses other issues less often dealt with in the literature but of great interest for linguistic theory, such as the acquisition of discourse particles by children or the analysis of elements not usually considered discourse particles but whose historical path or microvariation indicates otherwise. Additionally, the book offers a cross-linguistic perspective as it discusses various languages including Basque, Catalan, German, Italian, Laz, Mandarin Chinese, Old English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
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