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LINGUIST List 24.654

Mon Feb 04 2013

TOC: Language Sciences 36/1 (2013)

Editor for this issue: Brent Miller <brentlinguistlist.org>

Date: 04-Feb-2013
From: Christopher Tancock <c.tancockelsevier.com>
Subject: Language Sciences Vol. 36, No. 1 (2013)
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Publisher: Elsevier Ltd
http://www.elsevier.com/linguistics

Journal Title: Language Sciences
Volume Number: 36
Issue Number: 1
Issue Date: 2013


Subtitle: Current Trends in Grammaticalization Research


Main Text:

1. Editorial board and publication information
Pages IFC

2. Current trends in grammaticalization research
Pages 1-6
Muriel Norde, Karin Beijering, Alexandra Lenz

3. Facets of subjectification
Pages 7-17
Jacqueline Visconti

4. Morphological theory and grammaticalisation: the role of meaning and local generalisations
Pages 18-31
Hans-Olav Enger

5. Degrammaticalization and constructionalization: two case studies
Pages 32-46
Graeme Trousdale, Muriel Norde

6. Syncretism and functional expansion in Germanic wh-expressions
Pages 47-65
Øystein Alexander Vangsnes

7. Homoplasy in diachronic grammar
Pages 66-77
Freek Van de Velde, Joop van der Horst

8. Goal–source asymmetry and crosslinguistic grammaticalization patterns: a cognitive-typological approach
Pages 78-89
Kaori Kabata

9. Body part terms as a semantic basis for grammaticalization: a Mordvin case study into spatial reference and beyond
Pages 90-102
Remco van Pareren

10. The grammaticalization of the have perfect in Dutch – a corpus study of contextual extension and semantic generalization
Pages 103-112
Evie Coussé

11. The Swedish verb låta ‘let’ from a synchronic and diachronic perspective
Pages 113-123
Gudrun Rawoens

12. De-auxiliarization without de-modalization in the Dutch core modals: a case of collective degrammaticalization?
Pages 124-133
Jan Nuyts

13. The emergence of the s-genitive in Danish
Pages 134-146
Harry Perridon

14. From noun to intensifier: massa and massa’s in Flemish varieties of Dutch
Pages 147-160
Bernard De Clerck, Timothy Colleman


Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics
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