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1 online resource (428 pages) |
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Cognitive linguistics research ; 22 |
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Cognitive linguistics research ; 22
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| Contents |
""Acknowledgments ""; ""Figures And Tables ""; ""Abbreviations ""; ""Chapter 1: Introduction ""; ""1. Two Constructions ""; ""1.1. The Resultative Construction ""; ""1.2. The At-Construction ""; ""1.3. The Notion Of Change ""; ""2. Cognitive Grammar ""; ""2.1. Basic Assumptions ""; ""2.2. Predication ""; ""2.3. Composite Structures ""; ""3. Preview ""; ""Chapter 2: Resultative Constructions And Change Constructions ""; ""1. Resultative Phrases And Constructions ""; ""1.1. Transitive Resultative Constructions ""; ""1.2. Intransitive Resultative Constructions ""; ""1.3. Conceptual Distance "" |
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""1.4. Paraphrases For The Resultative Construction """"1.5. Summary ""; ""2. The Billiard-Ball Model ""; ""2.1. The Syntactic Realisation Of The Resultative Phrase ""; ""2.2. States And Positions ""; ""2.3. Reverse Causal Ordering ""; ""2.4. Causality And Manipulable Entities ""; ""2.5. A First Schematic Representation ""; ""2.6. Summary ""; ""3. The Change Phrase ""; ""3.1. A Host Of Constructions ""; ""3.2. Sublexical Change ""; ""3.3. Like Change Constructions ""; ""3.4. Prepositional Phrases And Phrasal Verbs ""; ""3.5. Summary ""; ""4. Conclusion "" |
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""3.3. Goldberg�S (1995) Unique Path Constraint """"4. Conclusion ""; ""Chapter 4: Motion And Idiosyncrasy ""; ""1. The Motion Scenario ""; ""1.1. The Motion Scenario Is Evoked By The Construction ""; ""1.2. The Motion Scenario Is Evoked By The Verb ""; ""1.3. Summary ""; ""2. Tight Links And Information Retrieval ""; ""2.1. Transitivity And Motion ""; ""2.2. Linking Events ""; ""3. Lexical Variation ""; ""3.1. Wechsler�S (2001) Approach ""; ""3.2. Gestalt Versus Part-Whole Properties ""; ""3.3. Summary ""; ""4. Interim Conclusion ""; ""4.1. Transitivity "" |
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""4.2. Resultative Adjectives """"Chapter 5: The Force Change Schema And The Event Change Schema ""; ""1. The Force Change Schema ""; ""1.1. Subcategorised Objects ""; ""1.2. Unsubcategorised Objects: Above-The-Norm Reading And Tight Links ""; ""1.3. Mild Causality And Specification ""; ""1.4. Goldberg�S (1995) Analysis ""; ""2. The Event Change Schema ""; ""2.1. Temporal Coextensiveness ""; ""2.2. Temporal Sequencing ""; ""2.3. The Transitive Event Change Schema And Subject Orientation ""; ""3. Conclusion ""; ""Chapter 6: The Event Force Change Schema And Verb Classes "" |
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""Chapter 3: Asymmetric Resultatives And The Change Complex """"1. Transitivity ""; ""1.1. A Preliminary Analysis Based On Levin And Rappaport Hovav (1995) ""; ""1.2. The Direct Object Restriction ""; ""1.3. Some Problematic Data ""; ""1.4. Summary ""; ""2. The Change Complex ""; ""2.1. Allative And Ablative Prepositions ""; ""2.2. Prepositions In The Change Complex ""; ""2.3. The Problematic Examples ""; ""2.4. Summary ""; ""3. Impossible Combinations ""; ""3.1. An Aesthetic Paradox ""; ""3.2. Affectedness And Objectivity: When Properties Are Not In The Eye Of The Beholder "" |
| Notes |
Revision of the author's thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Pavia, 2001 |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002. http://purl.oclc.org/DLF/benchrepro0212 MiAaHDL |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Cognitive grammar.
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English language -- Syntax.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
311090120X (e-book) |
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9783110901207 (e-book) |
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