Secondary grammaticalization and the English adverbial -ly suffix

Killie, Kristin

doi:10.1016/j.langsci.2014.10.003

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“…What is relevant to the current study is the language-internal obligatorification. This type can be realized as 'If form x, then form y' (Killie 2015). Regarding the case of the adverbial proclitic ta-, its obligatorification means that its use is obligatory when the host sentence is compatible with this adverbial proclitic.…”

Section: Does the Secondary Grammaticalization Of Hatta Encompass Paradigmatization And Obligatorification?mentioning

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On Secondary Grammaticalization: The Case of hatta in Rural Jordanian Arabic

Jaradat¹

2022

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Secondary grammaticalization is viewed as a continuation to a grammaticalization path (Traugott 2002) or an independent process that does not necessarily imply the occurrence of a precedent primary grammaticalization (Givón 1991). This paper provides a case from vernacular Arabic supporting the second view, namely, the secondary grammaticalization of the functional hatta (its evolution into a proclitic) in Rural Jordanian Arabic. Evidence supporting this view is the selectivity of secondary grammaticalization, which can be summarized as follows: if the source grammatical item has more than one type (i.e., function), some of these types may not undergo secondary grammaticalization. This implies that secondary grammaticalization may not be a late stage completing a grammaticalization path. It can be an independent process that has its own peculiarities and constraints. The constraint, which is the source of selectivity of secondary grammaticalization in this paper, is linked to prosodic prominence: if a grammatical item is typically prominent prosodically in daily conversations, it resists secondary grammaticalization. This finding should also contribute to the previously reported constraints on secondary grammaticalization. In addition to selectivity, it is reported in this paper that the lexical source of the grammatical hatta does not seem necessary to its secondary grammaticalization.

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Section: Does the Secondary Grammaticalization Of Hatta Encompass Paradigmatization And Obligatorification?mentioning

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On Secondary Grammaticalization: The Case of hatta in Rural Jordanian Arabic

Jaradat¹

2022

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“…This kind of change I call 'secondary grammaticalization'" (cfr. con mayor detalle Norde 2012; Breban 2014Breban , 2015Killie 2015). En este sentido, y para el caso que aquí nos interesa, los resultados de la gramaticalización secundaria vienen a coincidir con los de la amalgama: no es necesario, como puede apreciarse, que exista un cambio de significado asociado a esta coalescencia avanzada (I'd es lo mismo que I would, al menos en términos de contenido gramatical).…”

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De un occidentalismo cortesano y una transfusión fallida: historia de es(t)otro

Huerta

2018

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Los demostrativos esotro / estotro del español tardomedieval, clásico y protomoderno no han sido aún objeto de una investigación exhaustiva. En el siguiente trabajo defendemos su carácter diferenciado y su camino de gramaticalización específico respecto de las secuencias este / ese + otro. A continuación, y a partir de un despojo exhaustivo del corpus CORDE, situamos el origen de estas formas en el occidente peninsular y precisamos la cronología de su nacimiento, auge y declive, explicando cómo fue extendiéndose su uso a través de diversas tradiciones discursivas.

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“…Grammaticalization is more strictly focused on grammatical phenomena either general: tense and aspect (Dahl, 1985;Bybee and Dahl, 1989), modality (Traugott and Dasher, 2004;Ziegeler, 2011), spatial orientation (Heine, 1997;Sipocz, 2005) or specific: copulas (Devitt, 1994;Katz, 1996), particles of phrasal verbs (Brinton and Traugott, 2005;Los, 2006), passives (Haspelmath, 1990;Wiemer, 2015), demonstratives (Diessel, 1999;Catasso, 2011), articles (Himmelmann, 1997;Mulder and Carlier, 2011), adverbs (Heine, 1991;Haspelmath, 1997;Killie, 2014), prepositions (Seppänen, Bowen and Trotta 1994;Schwenter and Traugott, 1995;Akimoto, 1999;Hoffmann, 2005).…”

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Origins of Functional Transposition Within the Category of Time and Space Prepositions: Lexicalization and Grammaticalization

Ковбаско

2020

Writings in Romance-Germanic Philology

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Secondary grammaticalization and the English adverbial -ly suffix

Cited by 9 publications

References 70 publications

On Secondary Grammaticalization: The Case of hatta in Rural Jordanian Arabic

On Secondary Grammaticalization: The Case of hatta in Rural Jordanian Arabic

De un occidentalismo cortesano y una transfusión fallida: historia de es(t)otro

Origins of Functional Transposition Within the Category of Time and Space Prepositions: Lexicalization and Grammaticalization

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