Gabriele Diewald
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1454084 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Gabriele Diewald |
| NOMBRES | Gabriele |
| APELLIDO | Diewald |
| FIRMA | DIEWALD G |
| AFILIACIONES | Leibniz University Hannover |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9572-9384 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 5 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1991 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Introduction – Language and Gender
Genus – Sexus – Gender
This volume brings together the latest empirical research on the connections between grammatical gender, natural gender, and the social category of gender. This trio operates on various levels: lexically and semantically, morphologically, syntactically, pragmatically, and in texts and discourse. These categories prove to be deeply entrenched within the German lexis and grammar. They reflect old orders of gender but also how they have transformed.
Genus - Sexus - Gender
Für mehr politisches Bewusstsein in der Linguistik
Variation and Grammaticalization of Verbal Constructions
Construction grammar – most notably Cognitive Construction Grammar ( Goldberg 2006 ), Radical Construction Grammar ( Croft 2001 ) and Cognitive Grammar ( Langacker 2008 ) – has been extremely inspiring in providing tools for modelling gradience in variation and change. Verbal constructions have been investigated within the paradigm of construction grammar from a number of angles including idiomaticization processes as well as argument structure c…
Clause linkage and degrees of grammaticalization
This paper deals with different types of verbal complementation of the German verb verdienen . It focuses on constructions that have been undergoing a grammaticalization process and thus express deontic modality, as in Sie verdient geliebt zu werden (ʽShe deserves to be lovedʼ) and Sie verdient zu leben (ʽShe deserves to liveʼ) ( Diewald, Dekalo & Czicza 2021 ). These constructions are connected to parallel complementation types with passive and …
Two distinct sources – one target
Cross-linguistic diachronic studies have focused on the parallel or divergent development of cognate or functionally equivalent items. This paper traces the diachronic convergent development of two unrelated items by means of a case study, the development of the German verb scheinen ‘shine, emit light’ and English seem ‘(originally) befit, beseem’. Despite their different source meanings, the two verbs have grammaticalized into evidential markers…
Modal particles in different communicative types
The distribution and frequency of individual heterosemes of a hyperlemma in basic communicative types, which are distinguished according to their primary expression of dialogicity (i.e. their factual communicative immediacy/distance), is shown to be dependent on the interplay of i) the heteroseme’s basic word class function, ii) its degree of grammaticalization, and iii) the presence of secondary (embedded or simulated) communicative situations (…
The Pragmatics and Syntax of German Inalienable Possession Constructions
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Comparative studies in early Germanic languages
This volume offers a coherent and detailed picture of the diachronic development of verbal categories of Old English, Old High German, and other Germanic languages. Starting from the observation that German and English show diverging paths in the development of verbal categories, even though they descended from a common ancestor language, the contributions present in-depth, empirically founded studies on the stages and directions of these changes…
Markers of Futurity in Old High German and Old English
This paper is a comparative corpus-based study of constructions that had the potential of marking future events in Old High German (OHG) and Old English (OE), i.e. modal constructions and those with be/become -verbs. Given the fact that both languages stem from a common source and probably had similar source lexemes for future grams, they nevertheless took diverging paths to develop a future tense, with werden in German and will/shall in English.…
“Same same but different” – Modal particles, discourse markers and the art (and purpose) of categorization
The term “Discourse Marker” (DM) tends to be defined via onomasiological – functional and universal – criteria, while the term “Modal Particle” (MP) usually refers to a semasiologically defined language-specific word class. Thus, both terms belong to different layers of linguistic description and may not be juxtaposed in direct comparison. Starting from this problem in current efforts of classification and using data from German, the paper propos…
Pragmaticalization (defined) as grammaticalization of discourse functions
The article discusses definitions of grammaticalization, pragmaticalization and (inter) subjectification in order to clarify the relations between these terms. While grammaticalization is defined as a functionally motivated, complex type of language change, (inter) subjectification is shown to be a specific type of semantic change. Pragmaticalization, finally, is argued to represent a subclass of grammaticalization, which displays essential core …
Introduction. Evidentiality in European languages
Evidentiality in German
This book is a comprehensive study of the evidential system in German. It presents a systematic description of the encoding of evidentiality in present-day German, as well as a diachronic reconstruction of the relevant sources and paths of grammaticalization from the Old High German period onwards. Based on empirical corpus research, the study investigates the degree of grammaticalization of each single evidential construction and the make-up of …
Linguistic Realization of Evidentiality in European Languages
The book offers the first collection of papers which explicitly deal with the linguistic realization of evidentiality in European languages. The contributions summarize relevant previous research and develop new perspectives on the view of evidentiality. The scope of the papers ranges from broad overviews on areal and typological issues to in-depth studies of evidential expressions in particular languages.
Ein übereinzelsprachliches kontrastives Beschreibungsmodell für Partikelbedeutungen
In this paper, a method for the semantic description of modal particles is presented. The method takes into account the context-sensitive meaning of this word class and offers an adequate basis for the purpose of language learning. Modal particles are analysed as grammatical markers of spoken dialogical language use. The model developed here can serve to describe the meaning of German modal particles as well as for contrastive semantic descriptio…
The Grammaticalization Channels of Evidentials and Modal Particles in German
Konstruktionen und Paradigmen
The notion of constructions—as the basic semiotic units of language varying in complexity, size and degree of abstraction—has proved to be useful in diachronic research in general and in grammaticalization studies in particular. Grammaticalization scenarios have been modelled as a unidirectional succession of specific types of constructions, thus providing a means for depicting the interdependence of pragmatic and contextual feature on the one ha…
Constructions and Language Change
Die Entwicklung von werden + Infinitiv als Futurgrammem. Ein Beispiel für das Zusammenwirken von Grammatikalisierung, Sprachkontakt und soziokulturellen Faktoren
Die Entwicklung von werden + Infinitiv als Futurgrammem. Ein Beispiel für das Zusammenwirken von Grammatikalisierung, Sprachkontakt und soziokulturellen Faktoren was published in Grammatikalisierung im Deutschen on page 229.
A model for relevant types of contexts in grammaticalization
New Reflections on Grammaticalization
A Basic Semantic Template for Lexical and Grammaticalized Uses of the German Modals
The scmanlic relations and oppositions between the German modals and their various uses are treated here as instantiations of a common semantic template, which is described as a complex and condensed relational structure between a modal source, path, and goal. The different readings of a modal verb (less grammaticalizcd narrow-scope uses vs. more grammaticalized wide-scope uses) and the different types of modality (deontic, volitional and disposi…
Die dialogische Bedeutungskomponente von Modalpartikeln
Pragmaticalization (defined) as grammaticalization of discourse functions
The article discusses definitions of grammaticalization, pragmaticalization and (inter) subjectification in order to clarify the relations between these terms. While grammaticalization is defined as a functionally motivated, complex type of language change, (inter) subjectification is shown to be a specific type of semantic change. Pragmaticalization, finally, is argued to represent a subclass of grammaticalization, which displays essential core …
Introduction – Language and Gender
Deixis und Textsorten im Deutschen
Zur Grammatikalisierung der Modalverben im Deutschen
Textsortenklassifikation auf der basus Kommunikativer Grundbedingungen
Im folgenden wird versucht, eine Basisklassifikation von Textsorten zu entwerfen, die umfassend und nichtwillkürlich ist. Mit "umfassend" ist gemeint, daß nicht nur ein bestimmter Ausschnitt aus dem Spektrum möglicher Sprachverwendungen untersucht wird, sondern daß alle Vorkommen dominant sprachlicher Kommunikation, mit denen ein Sprecher normalerweise konfrontiert ist, einbezogen werden.1 Mit "nichtwillkürlich" ist zum einen gemeint, daß die Wah…
Grammatikalisierung
This introduction centres mainly around a discussion of the theory, methods and work-fields of research into grammaticalization and its application to selected problems of German. The following theoretical aspects are dealt with: distinctive features of grammatical signs, the structure of grammatical categories, degrees of grammaticalization, grammaticalization scales, cognitive and communicative strategies, grammaticalization cycles, and the lin…
Zur diskursiven und modalen Funktion der Partikeln aber, auch, doch und ja in instruktionsdialogen
Im folgenden geht es um zwei Funktionsbereiche der Partikeln aber, auch, doch und ja, die gemeinhin der Pragmatik zugerechnet werden. Zurn einen werden wir die diskursive Funktion, also die verschiedenen Aufgaben dieser Partikeln bei der Organisation und Strukturierung des Gesprächsablaufs, untersuchen. Die Strukturierungseigenschaften der Diskurspartikeln betreffen die Argumentsteuerung und den Dialogablauf, ebenso wie die Regulation der Beziehu…
Die dialogische Bedeutungskomponente von Modalpartikeln
Die Modalverben im Deutschen
Die verschiedenen Funktionen der Modalverben durfen, koennen, moegen, mussen, sollen und wollen werden im Rahmen der Grammatikalisierungstheorie untersucht, wobei sowohl das synchrone System als auch seine diachrone Entwicklung berucksichtigt werden. Im Zentrum des Interesses steht die im Laufe der Sprachgeschichte des Deutschen erfolgte Grammatikalisierung der Modalverben als Faktizitatsmarker, also zum Ausdruck einer sprecherbasierten Einschatz…
A Basic Semantic Template for Lexical and Grammaticalized Uses of the German Modals
The scmanlic relations and oppositions between the German modals and their various uses are treated here as instantiations of a common semantic template, which is described as a complex and condensed relational structure between a modal source, path, and goal. The different readings of a modal verb (less grammaticalizcd narrow-scope uses vs. more grammaticalized wide-scope uses) and the different types of modality (deontic, volitional and disposi…
A model for relevant types of contexts in grammaticalization
New Reflections on Grammaticalization
Die Entwicklung von werden + Infinitiv als Futurgrammem. Ein Beispiel für das Zusammenwirken von Grammatikalisierung, Sprachkontakt und soziokulturellen Faktoren
Die Entwicklung von werden + Infinitiv als Futurgrammem. Ein Beispiel für das Zusammenwirken von Grammatikalisierung, Sprachkontakt und soziokulturellen Faktoren was published in Grammatikalisierung im Deutschen on page 229.
Constructions and Language Change
The Grammaticalization Channels of Evidentials and Modal Particles in German
Konstruktionen und Paradigmen
The notion of constructions—as the basic semiotic units of language varying in complexity, size and degree of abstraction—has proved to be useful in diachronic research in general and in grammaticalization studies in particular. Grammaticalization scenarios have been modelled as a unidirectional succession of specific types of constructions, thus providing a means for depicting the interdependence of pragmatic and contextual feature on the one ha…
Introduction. Evidentiality in European languages
Evidentiality in German
This book is a comprehensive study of the evidential system in German. It presents a systematic description of the encoding of evidentiality in present-day German, as well as a diachronic reconstruction of the relevant sources and paths of grammaticalization from the Old High German period onwards. Based on empirical corpus research, the study investigates the degree of grammaticalization of each single evidential construction and the make-up of …
Linguistic Realization of Evidentiality in European Languages
The book offers the first collection of papers which explicitly deal with the linguistic realization of evidentiality in European languages. The contributions summarize relevant previous research and develop new perspectives on the view of evidentiality. The scope of the papers ranges from broad overviews on areal and typological issues to in-depth studies of evidential expressions in particular languages.
Ein übereinzelsprachliches kontrastives Beschreibungsmodell für Partikelbedeutungen
In this paper, a method for the semantic description of modal particles is presented. The method takes into account the context-sensitive meaning of this word class and offers an adequate basis for the purpose of language learning. Modal particles are analysed as grammatical markers of spoken dialogical language use. The model developed here can serve to describe the meaning of German modal particles as well as for contrastive semantic descriptio…
Pragmaticalization (defined) as grammaticalization of discourse functions
The article discusses definitions of grammaticalization, pragmaticalization and (inter) subjectification in order to clarify the relations between these terms. While grammaticalization is defined as a functionally motivated, complex type of language change, (inter) subjectification is shown to be a specific type of semantic change. Pragmaticalization, finally, is argued to represent a subclass of grammaticalization, which displays essential core …
Comparative studies in early Germanic languages
This volume offers a coherent and detailed picture of the diachronic development of verbal categories of Old English, Old High German, and other Germanic languages. Starting from the observation that German and English show diverging paths in the development of verbal categories, even though they descended from a common ancestor language, the contributions present in-depth, empirically founded studies on the stages and directions of these changes…
Markers of Futurity in Old High German and Old English
This paper is a comparative corpus-based study of constructions that had the potential of marking future events in Old High German (OHG) and Old English (OE), i.e. modal constructions and those with be/become -verbs. Given the fact that both languages stem from a common source and probably had similar source lexemes for future grams, they nevertheless took diverging paths to develop a future tense, with werden in German and will/shall in English.…
“Same same but different” – Modal particles, discourse markers and the art (and purpose) of categorization
The term “Discourse Marker” (DM) tends to be defined via onomasiological – functional and universal – criteria, while the term “Modal Particle” (MP) usually refers to a semasiologically defined language-specific word class. Thus, both terms belong to different layers of linguistic description and may not be juxtaposed in direct comparison. Starting from this problem in current efforts of classification and using data from German, the paper propos…
The Pragmatics and Syntax of German Inalienable Possession Constructions
Not available
Modal particles in different communicative types
The distribution and frequency of individual heterosemes of a hyperlemma in basic communicative types, which are distinguished according to their primary expression of dialogicity (i.e. their factual communicative immediacy/distance), is shown to be dependent on the interplay of i) the heteroseme’s basic word class function, ii) its degree of grammaticalization, and iii) the presence of secondary (embedded or simulated) communicative situations (…
Two distinct sources – one target
Cross-linguistic diachronic studies have focused on the parallel or divergent development of cognate or functionally equivalent items. This paper traces the diachronic convergent development of two unrelated items by means of a case study, the development of the German verb scheinen ‘shine, emit light’ and English seem ‘(originally) befit, beseem’. Despite their different source meanings, the two verbs have grammaticalized into evidential markers…
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