Duisburger Arbeiten zur Sprach- und Kulturwissenschaft
- Band 14:
- Kellermann, Günter / Morrissey, Michael D. (Hrsg.): Diachrony within Synchrony: Language History and Cognition. Papers from the International Symposium at the University of Duisburg 26-28 March 1990.
XI/563 S. - Frankfurt am Main / Berlin / Bern / New York / Paris / Wien: Lang, 1992.
ISBN: 3-631-45112-1
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The articles in this collection are centred around the question of what can be meant by assuming that change is a property of language. Either from general points of view, or in the light of specific examples, the following main topics are discussed: language use and language change as interrelated manifestations of human cognition; the directionality of linguistic development; the predictability of language change; methods of semantic reconstruction; aims of explaining language change and restrictions in doing so; the relationship between cognitive linguistics and philology.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
| Preface | S. IX | ||
| Introduction | S. IX | ||
| Part I: Explaining language change: Problems and proposals | |||
| Aldrige, Maurice V.: | |||
| The laws of thought revisited: Some remarks on the relative stability of natural language | S. 3 | ||
| Anttila, Raimo: | |||
| Field theory of meaning and semantic change | S. 23 | ||
| Hoenigswald, Henry M.: | |||
| Semantic change and 'regularity': A legacy of the past | S. 85 | ||
| Hughes, Geoffrey: | |||
| Social factors in the formulation of a typology of semantic change | S. 107 | ||
| Nerlich, Brigitte / Clarke, David D.: | |||
| Outline of a model for semantic change | S. 125 | ||
| Rahat, Ehud: | |||
| Metaphors as mutations | S. 143 | ||
| Part II: Language change form cognitive points of view | |||
| Dunbar, George: | |||
| Language processing and subjectification | S. 159 | ||
| Geeraerts, Dirk: | |||
| Prototypicality effect in diachronic semantics: A round-up | S. 183 | ||
| Gunnarsson, Britt-Louise: | |||
| Linguistic change within cognitive worlds | S. 205 | ||
| Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk, Barbara: | |||
| Cognitive and interactional conditioning of semantic change | S. 229 | ||
| Simons, Berthold: | |||
| Linguistic change in aphasic speech: Some implications for historical linguistics | S. 251 | ||
| Winters, Margaret E.: | |||
| Schemas and prototypes: remarks on syntax change | S. 265 | ||
| Part III: Cognitive aspects of phonetic change | |||
| Eliasson, Stig: | |||
| Cognition in phonological change | S. 283 | ||
| Ohala, John J.: | |||
| What's cognitive, what's not, in sound change | S. 309 | ||
| Part IV: Cognitive aspects of diachronic morphology and syntax | |||
| Bammesberger, Alfred: | |||
| Phonology, analogy, and how languages change: Notes on the development of some grammatical categories in English | S. 359 | ||
| Goossens, Louis: | |||
| CUNNAN, CONNE(N), CAN: The development of a radial category | S. 377 | ||
| Hewson, John: | |||
| The IE evolution from word-structure to phrase-structure | S. 395 | ||
| Kastovsky, Dieter: | |||
| Typological reorientation as a result of level interaction: the case of English morphology | S. 411 | ||
| Kortmann, Bernd: | |||
| Reanalysis completed and in progress: Participles as source of prepositions and conjunctions | S. 429 | ||
| Ponelis, Fritz: | |||
| Themes in the history of Afrikaans | S. 455 | ||
| Part V: Cognitive aspects of diachronic lexical semantics | |||
| Bencze, Lóránt: | |||
| "Springes to catch woodcocks" (Hamlet i.iii.): Euphemism as the principle governing semantic changes in current Hungarian political language | S. 471 | ||
| Evans, Nicholas: | |||
| Multiple semiotic systems, hyperpolysemy, and the reconstruction of semantic change in Australian languages | S. 475 | ||
| Kellermann, Günter: | |||
| Aspects of etymological inference: A case study of OE haegsteald / ModE bachelor and OE haegtesse / ModE witch | S. 509 | ||
| Peters, Hans: | |||
| English boosters: Some synchronic and diachronic aspects | S. 529 | ||
| Roos, Eckhard: | |||
| Diachrony in synchrony: A gestalt approach to idioms | S. 547 | ||
| Index | S. 555 | ||