Impersonals and other agent defocusing constructions in French /:
This book investigates French impersonals as a functional category. Any structure whose agent is defocused and whose predicate describes a situation stable enough to be generally available should be considered impersonal. In addition to il impersonals, the category also includes demonstrative (ce/ç...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This book investigates French impersonals as a functional category. Any structure whose agent is defocused and whose predicate describes a situation stable enough to be generally available should be considered impersonal. In addition to il impersonals, the category also includes demonstrative (ce/ça), middle (se), and indefinite (on) structures. These different forms belong to the same functional category because they systematically code general and predictable events that cannot be imputed to a specific cause. Because generality and predictability are gradual notio. |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Impersonals and other Agent Defocusing Constructions in French; Editorial page; Title page; LCC data; Table of contents; Preface; Chapter 1. Narrow and broad impersonals: Definitions and scope of analysis; 1. Beyond structural analyses; 2. Toward a French impersonal functional category; 3. The French impersonal category; 4. A constructional proposal; 5. Recapitulation and discussion; 6. Outline of the following chapters; Chapter 2. A cognitive approach to French impersonals; Chapter 3. The semantic range of impersonals; Chapter 4. Simple impersonals: Patterns of usage. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 5. Complex impersonalsChapter 6. Demonstrative (ça) impersonals; Chapter 7. Middle (se) impersonals; Chapter 8. Indefinite (on, ils) impersonals; Chapter 9. Recapitulation and conclusion; 7. A note on the methodology and data; Chapter 2. A cognitive approach to French impersonals; 1. A symbolic view of language; 1.1 Conceptual semantics; 1.2 The conceptual base of clause structure; 1.3 The prototypical coding of clause structure: The transitive clause; 2. Defocusing strategies; 2.1 Alternative trajector selection; 2.2 Identification and delimitation; 3. Grammatical constructions. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 4. Recapitulation and conclusionChapter 3. The semantic range of il impersonals; 1. Introduction; 2. Simple and complex impersonals; 3. Status of impersonal il; 3.1 "Dummy" il?; 3.2 The field; 3.3 Semantics and Information structure; 4. The semantic range of simple impersonals; 4.1 Distribution of predicates with simple impersonals; 4.2 Presence of the setting in the predicates' lexical semantic structure; 4.3 Comparison with structural accounts; 5. Recapitulation and conclusion; Chapter 4. Simple impersonals: Patterns of usage; 1. Introduction; 2. Usage and grammar; 2.1 Usage and idioms. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2.2 The core and periphery of simple impersonal usage3. The core: Existential predicates; 3.1 Exister; 3.2 Relative existence: Rester and manquer; 3.2.1 Rester; 3.2.2 Manquer; 3.3 Recapitulation; 4. Il y a: Existence and location; 4.1 Existence; 4.2 Location; 4.3 The field; 5. The periphery: Arriver, venir, passer; 5.1 Arriver; 5.2 Venir; 5.3 Passer; 6. Recapitulation: Simple impersonals; Chapter 5. Complex impersonals; 1. Introduction. Complex impersonals: Forms and functions; 2. Epistemic evaluation: Reality, events, and propositions; 3. The complex impersonal domain. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 4. Complement forms: Events and proposition5. Predicates, events, and propositions; 5.1 Deontic predicates; 5.2 Evaluative predicates; 5.3 Epistemic predicates; 5.4 Occurrence predicates; 5.5 Recapitulation; 6. Impersonal passives; 7. Recapitulation and conclusion; Chapter 6. Demonstrative impersonals; 1. Introduction: Il and ça impersonals; 2. Semantic function of demonstratives: Identification, categorization, and evaluation; 3. Semantic properties of demonstratives; 3.1 Ça and flexible reference; 3.2 A subjective construal of the referent; 3.3 Ça has no strict cataphoric sense. | |
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| contents | Impersonals and other Agent Defocusing Constructions in French; Editorial page; Title page; LCC data; Table of contents; Preface; Chapter 1. Narrow and broad impersonals: Definitions and scope of analysis; 1. Beyond structural analyses; 2. Toward a French impersonal functional category; 3. The French impersonal category; 4. A constructional proposal; 5. Recapitulation and discussion; 6. Outline of the following chapters; Chapter 2. A cognitive approach to French impersonals; Chapter 3. The semantic range of impersonals; Chapter 4. Simple impersonals: Patterns of usage. Chapter 5. Complex impersonalsChapter 6. Demonstrative (ça) impersonals; Chapter 7. Middle (se) impersonals; Chapter 8. Indefinite (on, ils) impersonals; Chapter 9. Recapitulation and conclusion; 7. A note on the methodology and data; Chapter 2. A cognitive approach to French impersonals; 1. A symbolic view of language; 1.1 Conceptual semantics; 1.2 The conceptual base of clause structure; 1.3 The prototypical coding of clause structure: The transitive clause; 2. Defocusing strategies; 2.1 Alternative trajector selection; 2.2 Identification and delimitation; 3. Grammatical constructions. 4. Recapitulation and conclusionChapter 3. The semantic range of il impersonals; 1. Introduction; 2. Simple and complex impersonals; 3. Status of impersonal il; 3.1 "Dummy" il?; 3.2 The field; 3.3 Semantics and Information structure; 4. The semantic range of simple impersonals; 4.1 Distribution of predicates with simple impersonals; 4.2 Presence of the setting in the predicates' lexical semantic structure; 4.3 Comparison with structural accounts; 5. Recapitulation and conclusion; Chapter 4. Simple impersonals: Patterns of usage; 1. Introduction; 2. Usage and grammar; 2.1 Usage and idioms. 2.2 The core and periphery of simple impersonal usage3. The core: Existential predicates; 3.1 Exister; 3.2 Relative existence: Rester and manquer; 3.2.1 Rester; 3.2.2 Manquer; 3.3 Recapitulation; 4. Il y a: Existence and location; 4.1 Existence; 4.2 Location; 4.3 The field; 5. The periphery: Arriver, venir, passer; 5.1 Arriver; 5.2 Venir; 5.3 Passer; 6. Recapitulation: Simple impersonals; Chapter 5. Complex impersonals; 1. Introduction. Complex impersonals: Forms and functions; 2. Epistemic evaluation: Reality, events, and propositions; 3. The complex impersonal domain. 4. Complement forms: Events and proposition5. Predicates, events, and propositions; 5.1 Deontic predicates; 5.2 Evaluative predicates; 5.3 Epistemic predicates; 5.4 Occurrence predicates; 5.5 Recapitulation; 6. Impersonal passives; 7. Recapitulation and conclusion; Chapter 6. Demonstrative impersonals; 1. Introduction: Il and ça impersonals; 2. Semantic function of demonstratives: Identification, categorization, and evaluation; 3. Semantic properties of demonstratives; 3.1 Ça and flexible reference; 3.2 A subjective construal of the referent; 3.3 Ça has no strict cataphoric sense. |
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| spelling | Achard, Michel, 1959- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n98029140 Impersonals and other agent defocusing constructions in French / Michel Achard, Rice University. Amsterdam ; Philadelphia : John Benjamins Publishing Company, [2015] 1 online resource. text txt rdacontent computer n rdamedia online resource nc rdacarrier Human Cognitive Processing ; volume 50 Includes bibliographical references and index. Print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed. English. Impersonals and other Agent Defocusing Constructions in French; Editorial page; Title page; LCC data; Table of contents; Preface; Chapter 1. Narrow and broad impersonals: Definitions and scope of analysis; 1. Beyond structural analyses; 2. Toward a French impersonal functional category; 3. The French impersonal category; 4. A constructional proposal; 5. Recapitulation and discussion; 6. Outline of the following chapters; Chapter 2. A cognitive approach to French impersonals; Chapter 3. The semantic range of impersonals; Chapter 4. Simple impersonals: Patterns of usage. Chapter 5. Complex impersonalsChapter 6. Demonstrative (ça) impersonals; Chapter 7. Middle (se) impersonals; Chapter 8. Indefinite (on, ils) impersonals; Chapter 9. Recapitulation and conclusion; 7. A note on the methodology and data; Chapter 2. A cognitive approach to French impersonals; 1. A symbolic view of language; 1.1 Conceptual semantics; 1.2 The conceptual base of clause structure; 1.3 The prototypical coding of clause structure: The transitive clause; 2. Defocusing strategies; 2.1 Alternative trajector selection; 2.2 Identification and delimitation; 3. Grammatical constructions. 4. Recapitulation and conclusionChapter 3. The semantic range of il impersonals; 1. Introduction; 2. Simple and complex impersonals; 3. Status of impersonal il; 3.1 "Dummy" il?; 3.2 The field; 3.3 Semantics and Information structure; 4. The semantic range of simple impersonals; 4.1 Distribution of predicates with simple impersonals; 4.2 Presence of the setting in the predicates' lexical semantic structure; 4.3 Comparison with structural accounts; 5. Recapitulation and conclusion; Chapter 4. Simple impersonals: Patterns of usage; 1. Introduction; 2. Usage and grammar; 2.1 Usage and idioms. 2.2 The core and periphery of simple impersonal usage3. The core: Existential predicates; 3.1 Exister; 3.2 Relative existence: Rester and manquer; 3.2.1 Rester; 3.2.2 Manquer; 3.3 Recapitulation; 4. Il y a: Existence and location; 4.1 Existence; 4.2 Location; 4.3 The field; 5. The periphery: Arriver, venir, passer; 5.1 Arriver; 5.2 Venir; 5.3 Passer; 6. Recapitulation: Simple impersonals; Chapter 5. Complex impersonals; 1. Introduction. Complex impersonals: Forms and functions; 2. Epistemic evaluation: Reality, events, and propositions; 3. The complex impersonal domain. 4. Complement forms: Events and proposition5. Predicates, events, and propositions; 5.1 Deontic predicates; 5.2 Evaluative predicates; 5.3 Epistemic predicates; 5.4 Occurrence predicates; 5.5 Recapitulation; 6. Impersonal passives; 7. Recapitulation and conclusion; Chapter 6. Demonstrative impersonals; 1. Introduction: Il and ça impersonals; 2. Semantic function of demonstratives: Identification, categorization, and evaluation; 3. Semantic properties of demonstratives; 3.1 Ça and flexible reference; 3.2 A subjective construal of the referent; 3.3 Ça has no strict cataphoric sense. This book investigates French impersonals as a functional category. Any structure whose agent is defocused and whose predicate describes a situation stable enough to be generally available should be considered impersonal. In addition to il impersonals, the category also includes demonstrative (ce/ça), middle (se), and indefinite (on) structures. These different forms belong to the same functional category because they systematically code general and predictable events that cannot be imputed to a specific cause. Because generality and predictability are gradual notio. French language Pronoun. French language Subjectless constructions. French language Semantics. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85051856 Cognitive grammar. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh86004349 Français (Langue) Pronom. Français (Langue) Impersonnels. Français (Langue) Sémantique. Grammaire cognitive. FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY French. bisacsh Cognitive grammar fast French language Pronoun fast French language Semantics fast French language Subjectless constructions fast Electronic book. has work: Impersonals and other agent defocusing constructions in French (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCFPJg8D787JPq37Tvvmwyb https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Achard, Michel, 1959- Impersonals and other agent defocusing constructions in French. Amsterdam ; Philadelphia : John Benjamins Publishing Company, [2015] 9789027246660 (DLC) 2014039899 Human cognitive processing ; v. 50. FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=941416 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Achard, Michel, 1959- Impersonals and other agent defocusing constructions in French / Human cognitive processing ; Impersonals and other Agent Defocusing Constructions in French; Editorial page; Title page; LCC data; Table of contents; Preface; Chapter 1. Narrow and broad impersonals: Definitions and scope of analysis; 1. Beyond structural analyses; 2. Toward a French impersonal functional category; 3. The French impersonal category; 4. A constructional proposal; 5. Recapitulation and discussion; 6. Outline of the following chapters; Chapter 2. A cognitive approach to French impersonals; Chapter 3. The semantic range of impersonals; Chapter 4. Simple impersonals: Patterns of usage. Chapter 5. Complex impersonalsChapter 6. Demonstrative (ça) impersonals; Chapter 7. Middle (se) impersonals; Chapter 8. Indefinite (on, ils) impersonals; Chapter 9. Recapitulation and conclusion; 7. A note on the methodology and data; Chapter 2. A cognitive approach to French impersonals; 1. A symbolic view of language; 1.1 Conceptual semantics; 1.2 The conceptual base of clause structure; 1.3 The prototypical coding of clause structure: The transitive clause; 2. Defocusing strategies; 2.1 Alternative trajector selection; 2.2 Identification and delimitation; 3. Grammatical constructions. 4. Recapitulation and conclusionChapter 3. The semantic range of il impersonals; 1. Introduction; 2. Simple and complex impersonals; 3. Status of impersonal il; 3.1 "Dummy" il?; 3.2 The field; 3.3 Semantics and Information structure; 4. The semantic range of simple impersonals; 4.1 Distribution of predicates with simple impersonals; 4.2 Presence of the setting in the predicates' lexical semantic structure; 4.3 Comparison with structural accounts; 5. Recapitulation and conclusion; Chapter 4. Simple impersonals: Patterns of usage; 1. Introduction; 2. Usage and grammar; 2.1 Usage and idioms. 2.2 The core and periphery of simple impersonal usage3. The core: Existential predicates; 3.1 Exister; 3.2 Relative existence: Rester and manquer; 3.2.1 Rester; 3.2.2 Manquer; 3.3 Recapitulation; 4. Il y a: Existence and location; 4.1 Existence; 4.2 Location; 4.3 The field; 5. The periphery: Arriver, venir, passer; 5.1 Arriver; 5.2 Venir; 5.3 Passer; 6. Recapitulation: Simple impersonals; Chapter 5. Complex impersonals; 1. Introduction. Complex impersonals: Forms and functions; 2. Epistemic evaluation: Reality, events, and propositions; 3. The complex impersonal domain. 4. Complement forms: Events and proposition5. Predicates, events, and propositions; 5.1 Deontic predicates; 5.2 Evaluative predicates; 5.3 Epistemic predicates; 5.4 Occurrence predicates; 5.5 Recapitulation; 6. Impersonal passives; 7. Recapitulation and conclusion; Chapter 6. Demonstrative impersonals; 1. Introduction: Il and ça impersonals; 2. Semantic function of demonstratives: Identification, categorization, and evaluation; 3. Semantic properties of demonstratives; 3.1 Ça and flexible reference; 3.2 A subjective construal of the referent; 3.3 Ça has no strict cataphoric sense. French language Pronoun. French language Subjectless constructions. French language Semantics. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85051856 Cognitive grammar. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh86004349 Français (Langue) Pronom. Français (Langue) Impersonnels. Français (Langue) Sémantique. Grammaire cognitive. FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY French. bisacsh Cognitive grammar fast French language Pronoun fast French language Semantics fast French language Subjectless constructions fast |
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| title_full | Impersonals and other agent defocusing constructions in French / Michel Achard, Rice University. |
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| topic | French language Pronoun. French language Subjectless constructions. French language Semantics. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85051856 Cognitive grammar. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh86004349 Français (Langue) Pronom. Français (Langue) Impersonnels. Français (Langue) Sémantique. Grammaire cognitive. FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY French. bisacsh Cognitive grammar fast French language Pronoun fast French language Semantics fast French language Subjectless constructions fast |
| topic_facet | French language Pronoun. French language Subjectless constructions. French language Semantics. Cognitive grammar. Français (Langue) Pronom. Français (Langue) Impersonnels. Français (Langue) Sémantique. Grammaire cognitive. FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY French. Cognitive grammar French language Pronoun French language Semantics French language Subjectless constructions Electronic book. |
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