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Journal Title:	Constructions and Frames
Volume/Issue:	4/1
Date:	2012
Table of Contents:	2012. iii, 101 pp. Table of Contents Articles Re-thinking FNI: On null instantiation and control in Construction Grammar Benjamin Lyngfelt 1–23 The constructional motivation of indefinite generics in Modern Greek Sophia Marmaridou 24–55 Discontinuous constituents or independent constructions?: The case of the Finnish “split genitive” Tuomas Huumo and Jaakko Leino 56–75 Comparing constructicons: A usage-based analysis of the causative construction with doen in Netherlandic and Belgian Dutch Natalia Levshina 76–101
Publisher:	John Benjamins
Linguistic Field(s):	Pragmatics Semantics Syntax Text/Corpus Linguistics Cognitive Science
Subject Language(s):	Dutch Finnish Greek, Modern Vlaams

LL Issue:	23.3878