English coordinate constructions : a processing perspective on constituent order / Arne Lohmann, University of Vienna.
Lohmann, Arne, 1978-| Call Number | 425 |
| Author | Lohmann, Arne, 1978- author. |
| Title | English coordinate constructions : a processing perspective on constituent order / Arne Lohmann, University of Vienna. |
| Physical Description | 1 online resource (xi, 214 pages) : digital, PDF file(s). |
| Series | Studies in English language |
| Notes | Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015). |
| Contents | Introduction -- Previous research on ordering in coordinate constructions -- Variables and hypotheses -- Data and method -- Order of compound constituents -- Order of bare noun phrases (binomials) -- Order of complex noun phrases -- Results -- A comparative discussion of results -- A processing perspective -- Implications and outlook -- Summary and conclusion. |
| Summary | Drawing on extensive corpus-based research, this book explores the nature and behavior of coordinate constructions in three case studies, covering order in copulative compounds, binomials (bare phrases), and more complex phrases. Historically, research on order in coordination has concentrated on so-called irreversible binomials, but Lohmann's research places significant focus on reversible ad hoc coordination and also presents a detailed comparison between irreversible and reversible binomials. This book uses empirical analyses to explore a wide range of factors, ranging from pragmatic to phonetic influences on the ordering process. It also offers readers a processing perspective on the results obtained, and puts forth a processing explanation for the characteristics of irreversible binomials. The book is ideal for researchers and advanced students working in English linguistics, syntax and psycholinguistics, and due to the multifactorial methodology applied it will be of particular interest to quantitatively minded corpus linguists. |
| Subject | English language Coordinate constructions Case studies. English language Grammar Case studies. Grammar, Comparative and general Coordinate constructions Case studies. Construction grammar Case studies. |
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| Summary | Drawing on extensive corpus-based research, this book explores the nature and behavior of coordinate constructions in three case studies, covering order in copulative compounds, binomials (bare phrases), and more complex phrases. Historically, research on order in coordination has concentrated on so-called irreversible binomials, but Lohmann's research places significant focus on reversible ad hoc coordination and also presents a detailed comparison between irreversible and reversible binomials. This book uses empirical analyses to explore a wide range of factors, ranging from pragmatic to phonetic influences on the ordering process. It also offers readers a processing perspective on the results obtained, and puts forth a processing explanation for the characteristics of irreversible binomials. The book is ideal for researchers and advanced students working in English linguistics, syntax and psycholinguistics, and due to the multifactorial methodology applied it will be of particular interest to quantitatively minded corpus linguists. |
| Notes | Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015). |
| Contents | Introduction -- Previous research on ordering in coordinate constructions -- Variables and hypotheses -- Data and method -- Order of compound constituents -- Order of bare noun phrases (binomials) -- Order of complex noun phrases -- Results -- A comparative discussion of results -- A processing perspective -- Implications and outlook -- Summary and conclusion. |
| Subject | English language Coordinate constructions Case studies. English language Grammar Case studies. Grammar, Comparative and general Coordinate constructions Case studies. Construction grammar Case studies. |
| Multimedia |