Publikation: Grammaticalization and prosody : The case of english sort/kind/type of constructions
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This articles studies the relationship between prosody and desemanticization in grammaticalization processes by means of a well-described phenomenon, the grammaticalization of ‘type’ nouns (type, kind, sort) in present-day English. To this end, 1,155 tokens of the three nouns, retrieved from the ICE-GB corpus, were semantically classified and prosodically analyzed. Our main result is that different synchronically coexisting prosodic patterns correspond to different degrees of grammaticalization. This result provides evidence that desemanticization and erosion proceed hand in hand. Their parallel development is attributed to the demands of iconicity rather than to frequency effects.
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DEHÉ, Nicole, Katerina STATHI, 2016. Grammaticalization and prosody : The case of english sort/kind/type of constructions. In: Language. 2016, 92(4), pp. 911-946. ISSN 0097-8507. eISSN 1535-0665. Available under: doi: 10.1353/lan.2016.0077BibTex
@article{Dehe2016Gramm-36863, year={2016}, doi={10.1353/lan.2016.0077}, title={Grammaticalization and prosody : The case of english sort/kind/type of constructions}, number={4}, volume={92}, issn={0097-8507}, journal={Language}, pages={911--946}, author={Dehé, Nicole and Stathi, Katerina} }
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