Words in Time :Diachronic Semantics from Different Points of View ( Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs TiLSM )

Publication subTitle :Diachronic Semantics from Different Points of View

Publication series :Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs TiLSM

Author: Regine Eckardt   Klaus von Heusinger   Christoph Schwarze  

Publisher: De Gruyter Mouton‎

Publication year: 2003

E-ISBN: 9783110899979

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9783110176759

Subject: H030 Semantics, Pragmatics

Language: ENG

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Description

Meanings of words are constantly changing, and the forces driving these changes are varied and diverse. The collection focuses on meaning change as a topic of interdisciplinary research. Distinguished scholars in diachronic semantics, general linguistics, classical philology, philosophy of language, anthropology and history offer in depth studies of language internal and external factors of meaning change. This broad range of perspectives, unprecedented in research publications of recent years, is a pioneering attempt to mirror the multi-facetteous nature of language as a formal, social, cognitive, cultural and historical entity. The contributions, each exploring the research issues, methods and techniques of their particular field, are directed towards a broader audience of interested readers, thus enhancing interdisciplinary exchange.

Chapter

A. Changing believes, diversifying worlds, and flexible meanings

pp.:  43 – 45

Words and concepts in time: Towards diachronic cognitive onomasiology

pp.:  45 – 75

The semantic structure of lexical fields: Variation and change

pp.:  75 – 123

khalîfa – A word study

pp.:  123 – 143

Words in discourse – On the diachronic lexical semantics of discours

pp.:  143 – 181

B. The meaning of meaning change

pp.:  181 – 183

Theoretical concepts in flux: Conceptual knowledge and theory change

pp.:  183 – 215

Meaning change as character change

pp.:  215 – 233

Meaning change in conceptual Montague semantics

pp.:  233 – 257

C. The force of grammar

pp.:  257 – 259

Tense in time: The Greek perfect

pp.:  259 – 303

Light verbs in Urdu and grammaticalization

pp.:  303 – 359

Bilingualism and linguistic interference in the Slavic-Romance contact area of Molise (Southern Italy)

pp.:  359 – 383

Lexical-grammatical variation and development: The use of conjunctions as discourse markers in everyday spoken German

pp.:  383 – 413

Subject index

pp.:  413 – 421

Author index

pp.:  421 – 425

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