دانلود کتاب Studies in linguistic motivation

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(Cognitive linguistics research; volume 28). — Berlin – New York: Walter de Gruyter, 2004. — 389 p. — ISBN 3-11-018245-9.The present volume grew out of an international workshop Motivation in Grammar organized by the editors at Hamburg University in 1999. Over the years, the scope of the original publication project widened considerably. Apart from a number of papers on motivation in grammar we decided to invite contributions focusing on additional aspects of motivation. The structure of this volume is now organized around types of motivation rather than levels of linguistic description. The contributions of the book reflect the manifold facets of motivation as a linguistic concept, both in its explanatory potential and the theoretical problems inherent in accounting for language in functional and cognitive terms. Hence, the rather broad title given to the collection of papers: Studies in Linguistic Motivation.
We gratefully acknowledge the generous support of the conference by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and the Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg. Our gratitude also goes to the editors of the series Cognitive Linguistics Research, in particular John Taylor and René Dirven, who strongly supported the publication and provided us with invaluable comments on earlier drafts of the book. Finally, we would like to thank the authors, whose patience was put to a hard test.Table of contents.
Preface.
Introduction: Reflections on motivation
Günter Radden and Klaus-Uwe Panther.
Ecological motivation.
The ecology of constructions.
John R. Taylor.
Expressive binomial NPs in Germanic and Romance languages.
Ad Foolen.
Genetic motivation.
On genetic motivation in grammar.
Bernd Heine.
Emergent aspect constructions in Present-Day-English.
Chistian Koops.
Experiential motivation.
Spatial experience, lexical structure and motivation: The case of in.
Vyvyan Evans and Andrea Tyler.
Motivating the uses of basic verbs: Linguistic and extralinguistic considerations.
John Newman.
Cognitive motivation.
The conceptual motivation of fictive motion Teenie Matlock.
The goal bias in the encoding of motion events.
Anatol Stefanowitsch and Ada Rohde.
Motivating the composition of Afrikaans reduplications: A cognitive grammar analysis.
Gerhard B. van Huyssteen.
Metonymic motivation in anaphoric reference.
Francisco J. Ruiz de Mendoza Ibânez and Olga I. Diez Velasco.
Predicative adjectives and grammatical-relational polysemy: the role of metonymic processes in motivating cross-linguistic differences.
Rita Brdar-Szabô and Mario Brdar.
Metonymy behind grammar: the motivation of the seemingly irregular grammatical behavior of English paragon names.
Antonio Barcelona.Author index.
Subject index.
List of contributors.