Taking a functional approach, this textbook provides a thorough overview of Morphosyntax, and research on variation and universals in grammatical constructions across the world's languages. It is organized by the functions of grammatical constructions, making it an essential resource for advanced undergraduate and graduate students in linguistics.
Taking a functional approach, this textbook provides a thorough overview of Morphosyntax, and research on variation and universals in grammatical constructions across the world's languages. It is organized by the functions of grammatical constructions, making it an essential resource for advanced undergraduate and graduate students in linguistics.
William Croft is Professor Emeritus at the University of New Mexico. He is the author of dozens of articles and nine books, including Typology and Universals, Radical Construction Grammar, Explaining Language Change, Cognitive Linguistics (with Alan Cruse), Verbs and Ten Lectures on Construction Grammar and Typology.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Introduction: 1. Grammatical Constructions, Semantic Classes and Information Packaging 2. Propositional Act Constructions: The Skeleton of a Sentence Part II. Argument Phrase Structure: Reference and Modification: 3. Reference and Referent Expressions 4. Modification: Semantic Types and Morphosyntactic Strategies 5. The Structure and Origin of Modification Constructions Part III. Clause Structure: Predication and Arguments: 6. Event Structure and Argument Coding: Semantics, Transitivity and Alignment 7. Event Structure and Nonprototypical Argument Coding 8. Argument Coding and Voice: Discourse Factors 9. Argument Coding and Voice: Salience of Peripheral Participants 10. Nonprototypical Predication and Nonpredicational Clauses 11. Information Packaging in Clauses 12. Speech Act Constructions 13. Eventive Complex Predicates and Related Constructions 14. Stative Complex Predicates, including Manner Part IV. Complex Sentences: 15. Temporal and Causal Relations Between Events: Coordinate Clause and Adverbial Clause Constructions 16. Reference-tracking in Coordinate and Adverbial Clause Constructions 17. Other Semantic Relations Between Events: Comparative, Conditional, and Concessive 18. Events as Arguments: Complement Clause Constructions 19. Events as Modifiers: Relative Clause Constructions.
Part I. Introduction: 1. Grammatical Constructions, Semantic Classes and Information Packaging 2. Propositional Act Constructions: The Skeleton of a Sentence Part II. Argument Phrase Structure: Reference and Modification: 3. Reference and Referent Expressions 4. Modification: Semantic Types and Morphosyntactic Strategies 5. The Structure and Origin of Modification Constructions Part III. Clause Structure: Predication and Arguments: 6. Event Structure and Argument Coding: Semantics, Transitivity and Alignment 7. Event Structure and Nonprototypical Argument Coding 8. Argument Coding and Voice: Discourse Factors 9. Argument Coding and Voice: Salience of Peripheral Participants 10. Nonprototypical Predication and Nonpredicational Clauses 11. Information Packaging in Clauses 12. Speech Act Constructions 13. Eventive Complex Predicates and Related Constructions 14. Stative Complex Predicates, including Manner Part IV. Complex Sentences: 15. Temporal and Causal Relations Between Events: Coordinate Clause and Adverbial Clause Constructions 16. Reference-tracking in Coordinate and Adverbial Clause Constructions 17. Other Semantic Relations Between Events: Comparative, Conditional, and Concessive 18. Events as Arguments: Complement Clause Constructions 19. Events as Modifiers: Relative Clause Constructions.
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