Vol. 29 (2024): New Approaches to Construction Grammar(s)

Artículos

• Past and future in Construction Grammar(s) and the limits of constructions

  Carmen Mellado Blanco, Pedro Ivorra Ordines, Maricel Esteban Fonollosa

  9-21

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• Core and boundaries of the notion of Phraseme Construction

  Katrin Schlund, Anna Pavlova

  23-46

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• Russian discourse markers that highlight the truth of the statements: a corpus-based semantic analysis

  Paola Cotta Ramusino, Dmitrij Dobrovol’skij, Ludmila Pöppel

  47-66

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• Child Speech and Construction Grammars: A Theoretical-Descriptive Perspective

  Lara Lorenzo Herrera, David Navarro Ciurana

  67-82

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• “Cool, cooler, Clooney” – A corpus-based and relevance-theoretic analysis of the superlative heading construction in German

  Sören Stumpf, Fabio Mollica

  83-105

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• Why use constructional hyperboles? Exploring the communicative functions of constructional hyperboles in the sitcom Friends

  Andreea Rosca

  107-131

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• Constructional borrowing in indirect language contact situations: from Watergate to Fernándezgate

  Montserrat Martínez-Vázquez

  133-155

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• The Hyperbolic Expression of Sensations in Spanish and German: An Analysis of the Constructional Idioms [morir(se) de (ART) S-sing{sensación}] and [vor N-Sg{Gefühlsempfindung} sterben] (engl. ‘to die of/to be dying of N-sing{sensation}’)

  Nely M. Iglesias Iglesias, Belén López Meirama†

  157-176

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• Snowclones: a construction "to live in"

  Elena Sánchez López

  177-199

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• "Better an octopus in hand than a hundert swimming". Snowclones in contrastive phraseology (German-Spanish): a corpus analysis

  Ana Belén Mansilla Pérez, Herbert Holzinger

  201-216

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• Contrastive is the new black: A cross-linguistic study of a “snowclone” in English, German, and Spanish

  Tobias Ungerer, Stefan Hartmann

  217-235

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