HOW MUCH DO CONSTRUCTIONS MEAN? MEANINGS OF CLOSED-CLASS FORMS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22409/cadletrasuff.2014n49a23Keywords:
grammatical constructions, symbolic thesis, lexicon-syntax distinction, open-class forms, closed-class forms.Abstract
The present contribution focuses on grammatical constructions within the framework of Construction Grammar. It is argued that the symbolic thesis, which assumes meanings in all linguistic forms, is being taken too far in many analyses of grammatical constructions. Meanings attributed to some constructions in the cognitive literature were implausibly rich for closed-class forms.
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