Constructing a schema: Word-class changing morphology in a usage-based perspective
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This paper discusses how collostructional analysis can be applied to the study of word-
formation patterns. Drawing on a diachronic corpus study of German ung-nominalization
and Infinitival Nominalization using the GerManC Corpus, it is shown that a cross-tabulation
analysis comparing the frequencies of word-formation products to those of their respective
bases can give valuable clues to the input language users rely on when abstracting a
schema (ie, a word-formation construction) from a quite heterogeneous array of …
formation patterns. Drawing on a diachronic corpus study of German ung-nominalization
and Infinitival Nominalization using the GerManC Corpus, it is shown that a cross-tabulation
analysis comparing the frequencies of word-formation products to those of their respective
bases can give valuable clues to the input language users rely on when abstracting a
schema (ie, a word-formation construction) from a quite heterogeneous array of …
Abstract
This paper discusses how collostructional analysis can be applied to the study of word-formation patterns. Drawing on a diachronic corpus study of German ung-nominalization and Infinitival Nominalization using the GerManC Corpus, it is shown that a cross-tabulation analysis comparing the frequencies of word-formation products to those of their respective bases can give valuable clues to the input language users rely on when abstracting a schema (i.e., a word-formation construction) from a quite heterogeneous array of instantiations.
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