Quantitative approaches in usage-based Cognitive Semantics: Myths, erroneous assumptions, and a proposal

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Table of contents v
3. Corpus-driven Cognitive Semantics. Introduction to the field 1
4. Quantitative methods in Cognitive Semantics. Introduction to the volume 43
5. Section I Corpus methods in Cognitive Semantics
6. The doctor and the semantician 61
7. Balancing Acts: Empirical pursuits in Cognitive Linguistics 79
8. Does frequency in text instantiate entrenchment in the cognitive system? 101
9. Section II Advancing the science: Theoretical questions
10. The aspectual coercion of the English Durative Adverbial 135
11. The force dynamics of English complement clauses: A Collostructional Analysis 155
12. Accounting for the role of situation in language use in a Cognitive Semantic representation of sentence mood 179
13. Exemplars and analogy: Semantic extension in constructional networks 201
14. Section III Advancing the science: Methodological questions
15. Marrying cognitive-linguistic theory and corpus-based methods: On the compositionality of English V NP-idioms 221
16. Testing the hypothesis. Objectivity and verification in usage-based Cognitive Semantics 239
17. Beyond the dative alternation: The semantics of the Dutch aan-Dative 271
18. Corpus-based evidence for an idiosyncratic aspect-modality relation in Russian 305
19. Section IV Towards an empirical Cognitive Semantics
20. Quantitative approaches in usage-based Cognitive Semantics: Myths, erroneous assumptions, and a proposal 331
21. Empirical cognitive semantics: Some thoughts 355
22. Backmatter 381