Derivation in a word-based morphology: on the origin of Old English verbs of perception, cognition and emotion
In this paper I describe the process of grammaticalization of Old English causative verbs through the analysis of some of the different strategies for the expression of causation in three different lexical domains: PHYSICAL PERCEPTION, COGNITION and EMOTION. The etymological analysis of these verbs...
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| description | In this paper I describe the process of grammaticalization of Old English causative verbs through the analysis of some of the different strategies for the expression of causation in three different lexical domains: PHYSICAL PERCEPTION, COGNITION and EMOTION. The etymological analysis of these verbs indicates that, in the case of the three lexical domains under scrutiny, causation was lexicalized and conceptualized as forced movement or change of an external (as in the case of verbs of FEELING; e.g. OE hieran 'to hear') or internal (i.e. verbs of COGNITION and some EMOTION verbs; e.g. OE gemynan 'to remember' and OE hiertan 'to encourage') part of the body. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-7f57e00db63e4b92ba5e26a810ce3b912023-01-18T09:50:38ZdeuUniversity of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani)Linguistica0024-39222350-420X2011-12-0151110.4312/linguistica.51.1.285-290Derivation in a word-based morphology: on the origin of Old English verbs of perception, cognition and emotionJavier E. Díaz Vera0University of Castilla-La ManchaIn this paper I describe the process of grammaticalization of Old English causative verbs through the analysis of some of the different strategies for the expression of causation in three different lexical domains: PHYSICAL PERCEPTION, COGNITION and EMOTION. The etymological analysis of these verbs indicates that, in the case of the three lexical domains under scrutiny, causation was lexicalized and conceptualized as forced movement or change of an external (as in the case of verbs of FEELING; e.g. OE hieran 'to hear') or internal (i.e. verbs of COGNITION and some EMOTION verbs; e.g. OE gemynan 'to remember' and OE hiertan 'to encourage') part of the body.https://journals.uni-lj.si/linguistica/article/view/3622Derivation in a word-based morphologyon the origin of Old English verbs of perceptioncognition and emotion |
| spellingShingle | Javier E. Díaz Vera Derivation in a word-based morphology: on the origin of Old English verbs of perception, cognition and emotion Linguistica Derivation in a word-based morphology on the origin of Old English verbs of perception cognition and emotion |
| title | Derivation in a word-based morphology: on the origin of Old English verbs of perception, cognition and emotion |
| title_full | Derivation in a word-based morphology: on the origin of Old English verbs of perception, cognition and emotion |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Derivation in a word-based morphology: on the origin of Old English verbs of perception, cognition and emotion |
| title_short | Derivation in a word-based morphology: on the origin of Old English verbs of perception, cognition and emotion |
| title_sort | derivation in a word based morphology on the origin of old english verbs of perception cognition and emotion |
| topic | Derivation in a word-based morphology on the origin of Old English verbs of perception cognition and emotion |
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