Klaus Welke
Biographic Data
| ID | 10281010 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Klaus Welke |
| GIVEN NAMES | Klaus |
| FAMILY NAME | Welke |
| SIGNATURE | WELKE K |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Regelbasierte Konstruktionsgrammatik
Construction grammar is usually associated with idiomaticity, the lexico-grammatical continuum, and networks of constructions. What has so far been overlooked is that constructions are based on patterns and that linguistic activity operates via patterns of construction. This volume discusses issues relating to the form-function relationship as well as aspects of the analysis, acquisition, mediation, and interlingual comparison of constructions.
Semasiologie versus Onomasiologie. Semantische Rollen in der Konstruktionsgrammatik
Konstruktionsgrammatik des Deutschen
Passivanalyse in der Konstruktionsgrammatik. Eine Erwiderung auf Werner Abraham
Valenzgrammatik des Deutschen
Valency grammar assumes that words, e.g. verbs, have a valency that determines the design of the construction - in the case of verbs the construction of the sentence. Construction grammar, a current direction of grammar research, does not start from the word and go to the sentence (to the construction), but as a matter of principle always starts from the construction. Both approaches are presented together in this book to show how word and constr…
Konstruktionsvererbung, Valenzvererbung und die Reichweite von Konstruktionen
Shifts in a word's valency (such as increases or reductions, e.g. of a verb) are alterations to a core valency. One precondition of valency shift is that the verb provides semantic and conceptual opportunities for this shift. Another precondition is that, in a given language, constructions have already evolved in which these shifts can be actualized. Valency shift is construction inheritance: a given verb inherits a construction for which it had …
Valenztheorie und Konstruktionsgrammatik
In a lexeme based syntactic theory (e. g., valency theory) fusion of constructions and heads (e. g., verbs) is licensed by the head of the construction. In construction grammar fusion is regarded as a process from the perspective of the construction. An important argument for this view is the existence of constructions that are not licensed by the lexical entry of the verb. Types of constructions motivating this approach are constructions with fr…
Das Zustandspassiv – Pragmatische Beschränkungen und Regelkonflikte
In constructions of copula + participle II, often called “Zustandspassiv”, we find many unclear restrictions. Maienborn (2007: 83-115) explains these by pragmatics in the following way: One invariant meaning is opposed to different pragmatic readings that are gaining their existence in the pragmatic level only. We explain these restrictions in semantics itself. Restrictions in forming copula + participle II-constructions are due to conflicts betw…
Tempus im Deutschen
Modern theories of tense define invariant meanings and relate these to variants using a variety of mechanisms. The present theory of tense dispenses with the principle of invariance. The individual meaning variants are derived from original meanings, and in the case of analytical tenses are explained compositionally. After introductory material on the determination of time and on the respective merits of the prototype and the invariance methods, …
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Tempus im Deutschen
Modern theories of tense define invariant meanings and relate these to variants using a variety of mechanisms. The present theory of tense dispenses with the principle of invariance. The individual meaning variants are derived from original meanings, and in the case of analytical tenses are explained compositionally. After introductory material on the determination of time and on the respective merits of the prototype and the invariance methods, …
Das Zustandspassiv – Pragmatische Beschränkungen und Regelkonflikte
In constructions of copula + participle II, often called “Zustandspassiv”, we find many unclear restrictions. Maienborn (2007: 83-115) explains these by pragmatics in the following way: One invariant meaning is opposed to different pragmatic readings that are gaining their existence in the pragmatic level only. We explain these restrictions in semantics itself. Restrictions in forming copula + participle II-constructions are due to conflicts betw…
Konstruktionsvererbung, Valenzvererbung und die Reichweite von Konstruktionen
Shifts in a word's valency (such as increases or reductions, e.g. of a verb) are alterations to a core valency. One precondition of valency shift is that the verb provides semantic and conceptual opportunities for this shift. Another precondition is that, in a given language, constructions have already evolved in which these shifts can be actualized. Valency shift is construction inheritance: a given verb inherits a construction for which it had …
Valenztheorie und Konstruktionsgrammatik
In a lexeme based syntactic theory (e. g., valency theory) fusion of constructions and heads (e. g., verbs) is licensed by the head of the construction. In construction grammar fusion is regarded as a process from the perspective of the construction. An important argument for this view is the existence of constructions that are not licensed by the lexical entry of the verb. Types of constructions motivating this approach are constructions with fr…
Valenzgrammatik des Deutschen
Valency grammar assumes that words, e.g. verbs, have a valency that determines the design of the construction - in the case of verbs the construction of the sentence. Construction grammar, a current direction of grammar research, does not start from the word and go to the sentence (to the construction), but as a matter of principle always starts from the construction. Both approaches are presented together in this book to show how word and constr…
Passivanalyse in der Konstruktionsgrammatik. Eine Erwiderung auf Werner Abraham
Konstruktionsgrammatik des Deutschen
Semasiologie versus Onomasiologie. Semantische Rollen in der Konstruktionsgrammatik
Regelbasierte Konstruktionsgrammatik
Construction grammar is usually associated with idiomaticity, the lexico-grammatical continuum, and networks of constructions. What has so far been overlooked is that constructions are based on patterns and that linguistic activity operates via patterns of construction. This volume discusses issues relating to the form-function relationship as well as aspects of the analysis, acquisition, mediation, and interlingual comparison of constructions.
Linguistic research and analysis (9 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (4 works) · Lexicography and Language Studies (3 works) · Linguistic Education and Pedagogy (3 works) · Valency (3 works) · Verb (3 works) · Construction Grammar (2 works)