Change and Continuity in the English Language: Studies on Complementation Over the Past Three Hundred Years
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Englisch
ISBN:
9780761810391
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Seitenzahl:
196
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-
Erschienen:
1998-07-01
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Change and Continuity in the English Language: Studies on Complementation Over the Past Three Hundred Years
While earlier treatments of English verb syntax from a diachronic perspective exist, this book breaks entirely fresh ground with its focus on the detailed study of English predicate complementation over the past three centuries. It draws data from an unprecedented combination of authoritative sources, including computer corpora and H. Poutsma's unpublished dictionary, and offers novel systematizations of predicates and discussions of alternation. By giving ample evidence of both change and continuity in the language over the past three hundred years, the book opens up a new research field in the study of the English language.
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hardcover
Seitenzahl:
196
Erschienen:
1998-07-01
Sprache:
Englisch
EAN:
9780761810391
ISBN:
9780761810391
Verlag:
Gewicht:
431 g
Auflage:
-
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