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Mikko Laitinen

Agreement Patterns in English: Diachronic Corpus Studies on Common-Number Pronouns (Mémoirs de la Société Néophilologique de Helsinki, 71) (2007)

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ISBN: 9789519040271 bzw. 9519040277, vermutlich in Englisch, Société Néophilologique, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.

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Société Néophilologique. 2007. Trade paperback. Fine.. 322 p. Includes bibliography. . Common-number pronouns, such as generic he and singular they, have a high profile in certain areas of today's linguistic research, and have been a topic for intense debate and prescriptivism for centuries. The research presented int his book focuses on corpus linguistic observations of common-number pronouns from the 16th century to the present day, investigating the processes of change in pronominal agreement patterns in two closely-related common-number structures, one anaphoric and one cataphoric. This research illustrates (dis)similarities in the variant frequencies in these structures and explores the type of sociolinguistic generalisation which can be made concerning this particular change. Using quantitative evidence of the diachronic paths of common-number pronouns, the study suggests a scale modelling the role of various social factors and language-internal constraints in language variation and change.
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Mikko Laitinen

Agreement Patterns in English (2007)

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ISBN: 9789519040271 bzw. 9519040277, vermutlich in Englisch, Bookstore Tiedekirja, neu.

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Finland: Bookstore Tiedekirja, 2007. The research presented in this book focuses on corpus linguistic observations of common-number pronouns from the 16th century to the present day, investigating the processes of change in pronominal agreement patterns in two closely-related common-number structures, one anaphoric and one cataphoric. This research illustrates (dis)similarities in the variant frequencies in these structures and explores the types of sociolinguistic generalisation which can be made concerning this particular change. Printed Pages: 324.. New.
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