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020			_a0-521-36684-4
040			_cB000 _aCIC-UMAD _bspa
041			_aeng
050			_aR P299.G73 _bH6
100			_aHopper, Paul J. _913036
245	1	0	_aGrammaticalization / _cPaul J. Hopper y Elizabeth Closs Traugott
250			_a1a ed. ; _breimpresión
260			_aEUA : _bCambridge, _c2000
300			_a256 p. ; _c15 x 22.5 cm
490			_aCambridge textbooks in linguistics
520			_aOrdinary lexical items and constructions come in certain linguistic contexts to serve grammatical functions, and, once grammaticalized, continue to develop new grammatical functions. Thus nouns and verbs may change over time into grammatical elements such as case markers, sentence connectives, and auxiliaries. The processes whereby these changes occur are known as "grammaticalization". This book is the first general introduction to the subject. The authors synthesize work from several areas of linguistics, in an ccount f the typical semantic, morphosyntatic, and phonological changes that accompany grammaticalization. Data is drawn from many languages, including Ewe, Finnish, French, Hindi, Japanese, Malay, and especially English, and a wide range of linguistic phenomena is discussed, including clause combining, auxiliation, case marking, erosion of inflections, and renewal of categories. This account is unique in its wide-ranging discussion of the processes of grammaticalization. It will be a valuable and stimulating textbook not only for all linguistics interested in the development and anthropology interested in deepening their understanding of the interaction of language structure and use.
650			_aLingüística _93 _xGramaticalización
700			_aCloss Traugott, Elizabeth _916627
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