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Positioning reanalysis and reanalysis research
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In: Journal of Historical Syntax; Vol 5 No 32-39 (2021): Special Issue: Whither Reanalysis?; 1-49 ; 2163-6001 (2021)
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Henning Nølke, Linguistic Polyphony. The Scandinavian Approach: ScaPoLine ...
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Henning Nølke, Linguistic Polyphony. The Scandinavian Approach: ScaPoLine
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Inferencing, Reanalysis, and the History of the French est-ce que Question
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In: Open Linguistics, Vol 4, Iss 1, Pp 56-69 (2018) (2018)
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Diskurstraditionen und Genres
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In: Kabatek, Johannes (2011). Diskurstraditionen und Genres. In: Dessí Schmid, Sarah; Detges, Ulrich; Gévaudan, Paul; Mihatsch, Wiltrud; Waltereit, Richard. Rahmen des Sprechens. Beiträge zu Valenztheorie, Varietätenlinguistik, Kreolistik, Kognitiver und Historischer Semantik. Peter Koch zum 60. Geburtstag. Tübingen: Narr, 89-100. (2011)
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The role of the plural system in Romance
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In: Stark, Elisabeth (2008). The role of the plural system in Romance. In: Detges, Ulrich; Waltereit, Richard. The paradox of grammatical change: perspectives from Romance. Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing Company, 57-84. (2008)
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Different functions, different histories. Modal particles and discourse markers from a diachronic point of view
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À propos de la genèse diachronique des combinaisons de marqueurs. L'exemple de bon ben et enfin bref
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In: Langue française, n 154, 2, 2007-07-01, pp.94-109 (2007)
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This article analyzes the diachronic rise of complex discourse markers, that is, markers consisting of more than one word. First, a taxonomy of four types of complex markers is proposed. Two of these types lend themselves to a specific diachronic analysis. Second, two complex French markers are analyzed in detail : bon ben and enfin bref. The diachronic rise of these two markers confirm the hypothesis that complex markers arise in a process of “over-use” of a given sequence of source words. These sequences are over-used in response to a functional need for these particular combinations of words in structuring discourse and interactions, regardless of whether the combinations of words are syntactic phrases or just a series of adjacent markers in discourse.
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URL: http://www.cairn.info/article.php?ID_ARTICLE=LF_154_0094
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