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v. 1. Conceptualization, symbolization, and grammar |
Ronald W. Langacker |
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The functional approach to grammar |
T. Givón |
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The structure of events and the structure of language |
William Croft |
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Language and the flow of thought |
Wallace Chafe |
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The semantics of English causative constructions in a universal-typological perspective |
Anna Wierzbicka |
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Emergent grammar |
Paul J. Hopper |
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Syntactic constructions as prototype categories |
John R. Taylor |
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Patterns of experience in patterns of language |
Adele E. Goldberg |
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The acquisition of WH-Questions and the mechanisms of language acquisition |
Robert D. Van Valin, Jr |
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Mental spaces, language modalities, and conceptual integration |
Gilles Fauconnier |
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v. 2. Concept structuring systems in language |
Leonard Talmy |
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Discourse and grammar |
John W. Du Bois |
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Human cognition and the elaboration of events : some universal conceptual categories |
Suzanne Kemmer |
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Social interaction and grammar |
Cecilia E. Ford, Barbara A. Fox, and Sandra A. Thompson |
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Cognitive processes in grammaticalization |
Joan Bybee |
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Pronouns and point of view : cognitive principles of coreference |
Karen van Hoek |
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On explaining language universals |
Bernard Comrie |
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The geometry of grammatical meaning : semantic maps and cross-linguistic comparison |
Martin Haspelmath |
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Regularity and idiomaticity in grammatical constructions : the case of let alone |
Charles J. Fillmore, Paul Kay, and Mary Catherine O'Connor |
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v. 1. Conceptualization, symbolization, and grammar |
Ronald W. Langacker |
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The functional approach to grammar |
T. Givón |
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The structure of events and the structure of language |
William Croft |
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