2008
DOI: 10.14198/elua2008.22.12
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Los principios definitorios de las unidades fraseológicas: nuevos enfoques para viejos problemas

Abstract: This arricie reviews an issue which has been forgotten when studying idioms: the delimitation of this category. While this problem was focused in the first studies on Phraseology, those previous proposals have not been revised since then, in spite of the difficulties that they present in their application. This paper goes back to some aspects needed in the delimitation of the boundaries of idioms.KEY WORDS: fixation, idiomaticity, phraseologization, conventional figurative language. ResumenEn este artículo vol… Show more

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“…In French, Tutin [16] studied 30 frequent VMWEs in terms of five variation types, namely: the plural form, the variation of determiners, the modification of nouns, relative constructions and the passive voice. Like in other related work [9,17], it was observed that the level of semantic idiomaticity was strongly related to morphosyntactic variability.…”
Section: Plos Onesupporting
confidence: 69%
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“…In French, Tutin [16] studied 30 frequent VMWEs in terms of five variation types, namely: the plural form, the variation of determiners, the modification of nouns, relative constructions and the passive voice. Like in other related work [9,17], it was observed that the level of semantic idiomaticity was strongly related to morphosyntactic variability.…”
Section: Plos Onesupporting
confidence: 69%
“…The same patterns created for the candidates in Elhuyar were tried on the training set at first, but it was soon observed that many of them had too many restrictions to be applied to collocations, since these are typically more flexible morphosyntactically [17]. Therefore, we decided to reduce the patterns to five, as shown in Table 4.…”
Section: Adapting the Methods To Another Resource: From A General To Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All this suggests that there should be a powerful heuristic supporting figurativeness; hence, its explanation should be based on the search of appropriately defined heuristic criteria (cf. Timofeeva 2008). In other words, to enable us to understand figurativeness, the characteristic features of a figurative linguistic unit need to be defined.…”
Section: Defining Figurativenessmentioning
confidence: 99%