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Pp. Condition: Wie neu. XI, 269 S. : Ill. ; 22 cm Neuwertiges Buch. - Contents -- Acknowledgments v -- List of Tables ix -- List of Figures ix -- Abbreviations and Symbols xi -- Chapter One: Grammaticalizarion theory -- 1 Introduction 1 -- 2 The history of grammaticalisation 3 -- 2.1 From syntax to morphology - Givón 4 -- 2.2 Cologne project 5 -- 2.2.1 Lehmann's analysis 6 -- 2.2.2 Heine and Reh's analysis 10 -- 2.3 Hopper's proposals 11 -- 2.4 Traugott's pragmatic approach 18 -- 3 Recent studies on grammaticalisation 20 -- 4 The term grammaticalisation 22 -- 5 Motivation for and mechanisms of grammaticalisation 25 -- 5.1 Morphosyntactic changes 28 -- 5.2 Pragmatic-semantic changes 29 -- 5.2.1 Semantic content - a gain or loss? 29 -- 5.2.2 Metaphorisation - metonymisation vs. analogy - reanalysis 31 -- 5.3 Phonetic changes 34 -- 5.4 Gradualness 36 -- 6 Unidirectionality hypothesis and its criticism 37 -- 7 Clines and paths of grammatical change 41 -- 8 Criticism of grammaticalisation 44 -- Chapter Two: Semanticisation of HAVE -- 1 Chapter outline 49 -- 2 Earliest phonological development of HAVE 49 -- 3 Desemanticisation of HAVE 52 -- 3.1 Is there bread? It hasn't. Some cross-linguistic evidence 64 -- 3.2 The rise of the HAD BETTER structure 69 -- 4 Summary and conclusion 78 Chapter Three: Along the possession-to-obligation cline -- 1 Introduction 79 -- 2 Synchronie characteristics of HAVE TO 81 -- 3 Traditional accounts of the development of HAVE TO 86 -- 4 The rise of HAVE TO viewed asa syntactically driven change 91 -- 5 Grammaticalisation of HAVE TO revised 99 -- 5.1 The auxiliary status of HAVE TO in Old English 101 -- 5.2 Latin influence 114 -- 5.3 Word order of HAVE + to-infinitive 118 -- 5.4 Pragmatic-semantic development of HAVE TO 128 -- 5.5 Negation of HAVE TO 131 -- 5.6 Discussion 134 -- 6 (HAVE) GOT TO 138 -- 7 Summary 143 -- Chapter Four: Possessive Perfect -- 4.1 Chapter outline 145 -- 4.2 Traditional views on the rise of possessive perfect 145 -- 4.3 The rise of 'have'-perfect in English 149 -- 4.3.1 Stages of the development 149 -- 4.3.2 AGAN +past participle 155 -- 4.3.3 BEON vs. HABBAN + past participle 156 -- 4.4 Functions and status of HABBAN + PPP in Old English 164 -- 4.4.1 Some differences between OE and PDE perfect 164 -- 4.4.2 The level of grammaticalisation of HABBAN + PPP structure. 167 -- 4.4.3 Similarities between Old and Present-Day English perfect 174 -- 4.4.4 Carey's (1994), (1995) analyses 178 -- 4.4.5 Perfect infinitive in Old English 184 -- 4.5 Causative HAVE 188 -- 4.6 Summary 204 -- Conclusions 207 -- Notes 211 -- Bibliography 233 -- Index of languages 261 -- Index of scholars 263 -- Index of subjects 267 ISBN 9783631600276 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 563.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -This book explores the diachronic emergence of the verb have in English in its various grammatical uses. The development of grammatical functions of have is analysed from pragmatic-semantic, morphosyntactic and phonetic angles. Apart from the well-known and formerly studied cases of the rise of perfect and obligative have, the author describes the developments of the had better structure as well as causative have which have not received much scholarly attention thus far. He shows that the first examples of the fully grammaticalised constructions with have generally appear earlier than it is commonly believed. He also offers possible motivations behind the growth of obligative and causative have. This book proves that the changes leading to the rise of new grammatical constructions occur in a specific order: pragmatic-semantic changes precede morphosyntactic changes and phonetic reductions are the last to take place. 284 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book explores the diachronic emergence of the verb have in English in its various grammatical uses. The development of grammatical functions of have is analysed from pragmatic-semantic, morphosyntactic and phonetic angles. Apart from the well-known and formerly studied cases of the rise of perfect and obligative have, the author describes the developments of the had better structure as well as causative have which have not received much scholarly attention thus far. He shows that the first examples of the fully grammaticalised constructions with have generally appear earlier than it is commonly believed. He also offers possible motivations behind the growth of obligative and causative have. This book proves that the changes leading to the rise of new grammatical constructions occur in a specific order: pragmatic-semantic changes precede morphosyntactic changes and phonetic reductions are the last to take place.

Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This book explores the diachronic emergence of the verb have in English in its various grammatical uses. The development of grammatical functions of have is analysed from pragmatic-semantic, morphosyntactic and phonetic angles. Apart from the well-known and formerly studied cases of the rise of perfect and obligative have, the author describes the developments of the had better structure as well as causative have which have not received much scholarly attention thus far. He shows that the first examples of the fully grammaticalised constructions with have generally appear earlier than it is commonly believed. He also offers possible motivations behind the growth of obligative and causative have. This book proves that the changes leading to the rise of new grammatical constructions occur in a specific order: pragmatic-semantic changes precede morphosyntactic changes and phonetic reductions are the last to take place. 284 pp. Englisch.

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