Abstract
The aim of this article is to introduce Interactional Construction Grammar, a new approach within construction grammar that has emerged during the recent years which combines ideas of ‘vanilla construction grammar’ with those of Interactional Linguistics. The article has been commissioned as a short – and therefore necessarily superficial – presentation of Interactional Linguistics, not as an in-depth exposition.
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- Frontmatter
- Editorials/From the Editors
- From the Drawing Board
- Phonetics & Phonology
- Can we use rendaku for phonological argumentation?
- Toward completely automated vowel extraction: Introducing DARLA
- Induced speech errors as a tool for language description: a case study from Xong “prenasalized consonants”
- Real-time articulatory biofeedback with electromagnetic articulography
- Allomorphs of French de in coordination: a reproducible study
- Morphology & Syntax
- Interactional Construction Grammar
- Evidence Based on a dynamic source: Database support for a theory of transitive reciprocals
- Three open questions in experimental syntax
- The complexity of inflectional systems
- Investigating “periphery” from a functionalist perspective
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