Morphopragmatics :Diminutives and Intensifiers in Italian, German, and Other Languages ( Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs TiLSM )

Publication subTitle :Diminutives and Intensifiers in Italian, German, and Other Languages

Publication series :Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs TiLSM

Author: Wolfgang U. Dressler   Lavinia M. Barbaresi  

Publisher: De Gruyter Mouton‎

Publication year: 1994

E-ISBN: 9783110877052

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9783110140415

Subject: H04 grammar

Language: ENG

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Chapter

Preface

pp.:  1 – 5

1. Introduction

pp.:  5 – 9

1.2. Pragmatics in general

pp.:  9 – 12

1.3. Text and discourse

pp.:  12 – 14

1.4. Semiotic basis

pp.:  14 – 16

1.5. Action theory

pp.:  16 – 19

1.6. Functional explanation

pp.:  19 – 23

1.8. Emotion

pp.:  26 – 37

1.11. Morphopragmatics and grammaticalization

pp.:  57 – 59

1.12. Outlook and final definitions

pp.:  59 – 63

2. Morphopragmatics in inflection

pp.:  63 – 66

2.2. Here and There

pp.:  66 – 67

2.1. Introduction

pp.:  66 – 66

2.3. Personal pronouns

pp.:  67 – 68

2.4. On the morphopragmatics of Japanese addressee honorifics

pp.:  68 – 80

2.5. A Huichol prefix

pp.:  80 – 88

2.6. Conclusions

pp.:  88 – 90

3. Diminutives

pp.:  90 – 92

3.1. Aims

pp.:  92 – 92

3.2. History of research

pp.:  92 – 93

3.3. Diminutives in Italian, German, and English

pp.:  93 – 99

3.4. Semantics and pragmatics of diminutives

pp.:  99 – 124

3.5. Data and their interpretation

pp.:  124 – 178

3.6. Linguistic conclusions

pp.:  178 – 402

3.7. Sociocultural conclusions

pp.:  402 – 417

4. The morphopragmatics of Italian intensification

pp.:  417 – 423

4.1. Intensification in general

pp.:  423 – 423

4.2. Augmentatives in -one

pp.:  423 – 436

4.3. Elatives in -issimo

pp.:  436 – 499

4.4. Italian word reduplication

pp.:  499 – 518

4.5. Conclusions on Italian morphological intensification

pp.:  518 – 532

5. Italian (and German) interfixes

pp.:  532 – 537

5.2. Structural properties of antesuffixal interfixes

pp.:  537 – 537

5.1. History of research

pp.:  537 – 537

5.3. Semantics of Italian antesuffixal interfixes

pp.:  537 – 548

5.4. Pragmatics of Italian antesuffixal interfixes

pp.:  548 – 550

5.5. Textual functions of Italian antesuffixal interfixes

pp.:  550 – 556

5.6. German interradical interfixes

pp.:  556 – 561

5.7. Conclusions

pp.:  561 – 565

6. The German excessive

pp.:  565 – 566

6.1. Morphotactics and history of research

pp.:  566 – 566

6.2. Morphosemantics of German excessives

pp.:  566 – 567

6.3. Morphopragmatics and textual functions of German excessives

pp.:  567 – 570

6.4. Conclusions

pp.:  570 – 581

7. Conclusions

pp.:  581 – 582

Notes

pp.:  582 – 591

References

pp.:  591 – 623

Language Index

pp.:  623 – 666

Subject Index

pp.:  666 – 669

LastPages

pp.:  669 – 693

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