2012
DOI: 10.1515/ling-2012-0041
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Norwegian få ‘get’: A survey of its uses in present-day Riksmål/Bokmål

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“…One thing that is common to most approaches to få (e.g., Lødrup 1996, Askedal 2012) is the inclusion of semantic roles in the description of the verb's lexical or structural definition, so that different lexical entries or syntactic structures are assumed depending on the semantic roles associated with the actants involved. However, Bouchard (1995: 41–60) demonstrates that semantic roles are also situational, and context dependent.…”
Section: Polysemy Grammar Semantics and The Sign Theory Of Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…One thing that is common to most approaches to få (e.g., Lødrup 1996, Askedal 2012) is the inclusion of semantic roles in the description of the verb's lexical or structural definition, so that different lexical entries or syntactic structures are assumed depending on the semantic roles associated with the actants involved. However, Bouchard (1995: 41–60) demonstrates that semantic roles are also situational, and context dependent.…”
Section: Polysemy Grammar Semantics and The Sign Theory Of Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are also often used as the starting point for linguistic analysis. This is, for instance, the case with Askedal's (2012) survey, which is based on få ’s “converse relationship to the three-place achievement predicate gi ‘give’”. All uses of få that are not directly compatible with this core meaning are seen as cases of grammaticalization, that is, as having undergone some sort of semantic weakening resulting in different meanings in its different uses.…”
Section: Få’s Syntagmatic Relationsmentioning
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