Extending the notion of near-synonymy
Studies in morphological, syntactic and pragmatic equivalence
Special issue of Languages in Contrast 18:1 (2018)
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[Languages in Contrast, 18:1] 2018. v, 153 pp.
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Published online on 2 March 2018
Published online on 2 March 2018
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Table of Contents
- Extending the notion of near-synonymy: Studies in morphological, syntactic and pragmatic equivalenceRenata Enghels | pp. 1–5
- Near-synonymy in morphological structures: Why Catalans can abolish constitutions but Portuguese and Spanish speakers can’tPaul O’Neill | pp. 6–34
- At the boundaries of linguistic convergence: Variation in presentational haber / haver-hi . A sociolinguistic comparative analysis of Spanish and Catalan grammarsJosé Luis Blas Arroyo | pp. 35–68
- ‘Exclamative’ and ‘quotative’ illocutionary complementisers in Catalan, European Portuguese and Spanish: A study in Ibero-Romance syntactic ‘near-synonymy’Alice Corr | pp. 69–98
- Epistemic and evidential modification in Spanish and Portuguese: A quantitative approachAnna Kocher | pp. 99–121
- Directness vs. indirectness: A contrastive analysis of pragmatic equivalence in Spanish and French request formulationsAurélie Marsily | pp. 122–144
- Signe Oksefjell Ebeling & Hilde Hasselgård (eds.). 2015. Cross-Linguistic Perspectives on Verb ConstructionsReviewed by Lucy Chrispin | pp. 145–149
- Pius ten Hacken (ed.). 2016. The Semantics of CompoundingReviewed by Torsten Leuschner | pp. 150–153
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