Modals and the boundaries of grammaticalization: the case of Russian, Polish and Serbian-Croatian

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Part I. General issues
4. What makes grammaticalization? An appraisal of its components and its frings 3
5. Lexicalisation and grammaticalization: Opposite or orthogonal? 21
6. Part II. On builiding grammar from below and from above: Between phonology and pragmatics
7. Exploring grammaticalization from below 45
8. Grammaticalization v. pragmaticaliuation? The development of pragmatic markers in German and Italian 77
9. Grammaticalization without coevolution of form and meaning: The case of tense-aspect in East and mainland Southeast Asia 109
10. The rise of an indefinite article: The case of Macedonian eden 139
11. Part III. Grammatical derivation
12. Grammaticalization via extending derivation 169
13. Grammaticalization the derivational way: The Russian aspectual prefixes po-, za-, ot- 187
14. Part IV. The role of lexical semantics and of constructions
15. The role of predicate meaning in the devekopment of reflexivity 213
16. Modals and the boundaries of grammaticalization: the case of Russian, Polish and Serbian-Croatian 245
17. The evolution of passives as grammatical constructions in Northern Slavic and Baltic languages 271
18. Backmatter 333