The expressivity of grammar : grammatical devices expressing emotion across time / Axel Hübler.
Material type: TextSeries: Topics in English linguistics ; 25.Publication details: Berlin ; New York : Mouton de Gruyter, 1998.Description: 1 online resource (vii, 253 pages)Content type:- text
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- 9783110800173
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- English language -- Grammar
- Emotions
- LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES -- Grammar & Punctuation
- LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES -- Linguistics -- Syntax
- Emotions
- English language -- Grammar
- Gefühlskultur
- Kulturwandel
- Grammatik
- Expressivität Linguistik
- Grammatiktheorie
- Expressie
- Emoties
- Grammatica
- Engels
- Englisch
- 425/.01/9 22
- PE1106 .H83 1998eb
- 18.04
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Chapter 1. Communication, emotions and expressivity -- 1.1. Aim and scope -- 1.2. Contextualizations -- 1.3. Leading concepts -- Chapter 2. The so-called possessive dative -- 2.1. Plan of discussion -- 2.2. Introduction -- 2.3. Dative and possession -- 2.4. Meaning surplus -- 2.5. Synopsis -- Chapter 3 The ethic dative -- 3.1. Plan of discussion -- 3.2. The state of the art -- 3.3. The ethic dative as speaker�s attachment -- 3.4. Ethic dative versus benefactive dative? -- 3.5. Synopsis -- Chapter 4. The expanded form -- 4.1. Plan of discussion
4.2. The Modern English form and its function4.3. The expanded form in early usage: Bede�s Ecclesiastical History -- 4.4. Challenge and reconciliation -- 4.5. Glancing at Modern English anew -- 4.6. Synopsis -- Chapter 5. The present perfect -- 5.1. Plan of discussion -- 5.2. Orientation marks -- 5.3. Against tense-based views -- 5.4. Toward a non-temporal view of the present perfect -- 5.5. Time frames -- 5.6. The use of the present perfect in the history of English -- 5.7. Synopsis -- Chapter 6. The periphrastic do -- 6.1. Plan of discussion
6.2. Introduction6.3. The do-periphrasis in affirmative statements -- 6.4. The do-periphrasis in negations and questions -- 6.5. Case study: A Supplicacyon for the Beggers -- 6.6. The development of the do-periphrasis toward present-day English usage -- 6.7. Synopsis -- Chapter 7. The get-passive -- 7.1. Plan of discussion -- 7.2. Main-stream concepts and alternatives -- 7.3. What�s passive about get + V-ed? -- 7.4. Instrumental condition of the get-passive -- 7.5. Propositional condition of the get-passive -- 7.6. Attachment
7.7. Case study: S. Terkel, Working. People talk about what they do all day and how they feel about what they do7.8. Synopsis -- Chapter 8. Putting the results in perspective: Grammar and the Self -- 8.1. The major results -- 8.2. Subjectification -- 8.3. A cultural-historical frame -- Notes -- References -- Index of authors -- Index of subjects
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