Analyse syntaktischer Phänomene mit dem Referenzkorpus Mittelniederdeutsch / Niederrheinisch (1200–1650)

Barteld, Fabian; Dreessen, Katharina; Ihden, Sarah; Schröder, Ingrid

doi:10.1515/jbgsg-2019-0015

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“…Brackets are either part of the original manuscript or decisions made by the transcribers, according to the guidelines in Barteld et al 2014. Curly brackets are used to resolve abbreviations, square brackets for text that is unreadable/hard to read.…”

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The interplay between genre variation and syntax in a historical Low German corpus

Farasyn

Walkden

Watts

et al. 2018

Studies in Corpus Linguistics

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In this chapter, we focus on the choice of different genres in the Middle Low German part of the tagged and parsed Corpus of Historical Low German and its implications for syntax. We discuss how the inclusion or exclusion of genres has an impact on the study and the discovery of syntactic phenomena in Middle Low German, such as null referential subjects, resumptive pronouns, relative particles and gaps in coordinations. This interplay between genre and syntax also influences parsing decisions. Furthermore, we look at the influence of (sparse) punctuation on (automatically) tagging the corpus itself, and how a closer study of genrespecific syntactic elements contributes to the improvement of the accuracy of automatic classifiers.

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The interplay between genre variation and syntax in a historical Low German corpus

Farasyn

Walkden

Watts

et al. 2018

Studies in Corpus Linguistics

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“…There is some research that addresses the MLG verbal syntax. For example, Rösler (1997) and Mähl (2014) examine the position of the finite verb within the sentence; Rösler (1992Rösler ( , 1997, Bieberstedt (2005Bieberstedt ( , 2006, and Barteld et al (2019) investigate sentencelike infinitive and participle constructions; and Macha (2003) focuses on afinite constructions. 1 However, research on the verbal complex construction wērden 'become'/wēsen 'be' + present participle, as in 1, has not been the center of interest and therefore is still a strong desideratum within the field.…”

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The Present Participle with Wērden and Wēsen in Middle Low German: A Corpus-Based Analysis of Structure and Meaning

Ihden

2023

J Ger Ling

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A comprehensive description of the combination of the finite auxiliary verbs wērden ‘become’/wēsen ‘be’ and a present participle in Middle Low German is still a strong desideratum. This study presents a corpus-based analysis of the aforementioned phenomenon with a special focus on its grammatical structure and its different meanings. In particular, it focuses on a wide range of temporal and aspectual meanings, depending on the auxiliary verb, its tense and mood. Moreover, the relationship between the semantics of the main verb and the meaning of the whole construction is investigated. Finally, the competition with alternative verbal complex constructions expressing the same meaning is also explored. The analysis is carried out on the basis of Middle Low German texts from different times, language areas, and genres.

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Analyse syntaktischer Phänomene mit dem Referenzkorpus Mittelniederdeutsch / Niederrheinisch (1200–1650)

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The interplay between genre variation and syntax in a historical Low German corpus

The interplay between genre variation and syntax in a historical Low German corpus

The Present Participle with Wērden and Wēsen in Middle Low German: A Corpus-Based Analysis of Structure and Meaning

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