Contents

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction
4. Pragmaticalization: Language change between text and grammar – Introduction to the volume 1
5. Part I: Pragmaticalization: Pro and contra
6. 1 “Pragmaticalization” or “(inter)subjectification” of Slavic aspect – where does it apply? 31
7. 2 The parameters of pragmaticalization 103
8. 3 Rebalancing indexicality. Why we might not need the concept of pragmaticalization 141
9. Part II: Pragmaticalization of discourse markers and constructions
10. 4 Imperatives of visual perception verbs as discourse markers: The case of šūf in Moroccan Arabic 161
11. 5 On the emergence and pragmatic functions of discourse markers of interruption: A case in Korean 185
12. 6 The pragmaticalization of constructions: The Russian discourse items kak by to/tam ni bylo ‘however that may be’ and čto by to/tam ni bylo ‘whatever it is’ 211
13. Part III: Pragmaticalization and language contact
14. 7 Competing constructions and language contact: Slavic discourse-structuring elements on the basis of non-finite verba dicendi 229
15. 8 Pragmaticalization and pragmatic borrowing in Resian 283
16. Part IV: Pragmaticalization: Pathways of change
17. 9 Imperatives as a source for the emergence of new particles in Russian 319
18. 10 The paths of pragmaticalization: Russian pronouns of “free choice” (synchrony and diachrony) 349
19. 11 Milestones of pragmaticalization: Russian pragmatic markers 361
20. 12 The Russian interrogative particle razve: The pragmaticalization path 377
21. Subject index 395