Constructions in Grammaticalization¶
Traugott, E. C. (2003). Constructions in Grammaticalization. The Handbook of Historical Linguistics.
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- Emergent Formalization (Language)
- Evidence supports both: frequency-driven phonetic reduction is mechanistic; the Selection of which high-frequency patterns survive to grammaticalization may be utility-driven.
This sourceTreats grammaticalization as construction change driven by semantic specialization and functional need — supports the cognitive-vs-functional-motivation (Hopper functional side) discussion in T3.
- Evidence supports both: frequency-driven phonetic reduction is mechanistic; the Selection of which high-frequency patterns survive to grammaticalization may be utility-driven.
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