Bea2.PDF An Alternative Account of the Interpretation of Referential Metonymy and Metaphori BEATRICE WARREN 1 Introduction Most modern linguists agree that metaphor and metonymy are two distinct constructions arising from two distinct cognitive operations, although they are alike in that they both involve an explicit source expression (that which is mentioned) which suggests an implicit target (in

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Fredrik.doc Binding Condition C and Derivation by Phase 1 FREDRIK HEINAT 1 Introduction In earlier theories of generative grammar (e.g. Chomsky 1981), the checking of binding conditions has generally been assumed to take place at Surface-structure or at Logical Form, LF, after reconstruction (see Belletti and Rizzi 1988, among others for applying binding theory at Deep-structure). Up till Chomsky

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Microsoft Word - TeriSchamp-Bjerede-WorkExperienceDocumentation.doc Teri Schamp-Bjerede 2013-09-01 1 / 11 Documentation: Work Experience and Merits Teri Schamp-Bjerede (2013-01) Teri Schamp-Bjerede Hinsegatan 4 37433 Karlshamn Sweden Teri-LSB Rectangle Teri-LSB Rectangle Teri-LSB Rectangle Teri-LSB Rectangle Teri-LSB Rectangle Teri-LSB Rectangle Teri Schamp-Bjerede 2013-09-01 2 / 11 Table of Conte

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Why phrases probe FREDRIK HEINAT (L UND UNIVERSITY ) Abstract This paper looks at the arguments for the stipulation that only heads are probes. Three areas where there traditionally have been made a difference between heads and phrases are examined. These areas are, phrase structure, movement, and selection. The strongest argument against probing phrases seems to be selection. Furthermore, Hallman

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2 Poetry – truth and lie A study of metaphors in two of Pindar’s odes ( Olympian 1 and Isthmian 1) Hans Öhlin Supervisor: Professor Christian HØgel Centre for Language and Literature, Lund University MA in Language and Linguistics, Ancient Greek SPVR01 Language and Linguistics: Degree Project – Master's (Two Years) Thesis, 30 credits June 2025 Abstract The study aims to investigate conceptual meta

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Professor Carita Paradis, Centre for Languages and Literature, Lund University 1 External and internal services Faculty opponent (external examiner) • PhD thesis: A contrastive analysis of English and Spanish metonymies in football post-match reports, Marta Gómez Linares, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, 29 March 2023. • PhD thesis: Wine communication in a global market: A study of metaphor thro

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Microsoft Word - gyllstad-format-14-pt.doc Words that go together well: developing test formats for measuring learner knowledge of English collocations HENRIK GYLLSTAD (LUND UNIVERSITY) Abstract This paper describes the development of two test formats, COLLEX and COLLMATCH, measuring receptive recognition knowledge of English verb +NP collocations, and reports findings from pilots and initial test

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Writing in English at University MOOC | CENTRE FOR LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE | LUND UNIVERSITY 2 QUOUSQUE TANDEM ABUTERE 3WRITING IN ENGLISH AT UNIVERSITY About the course The MOOC Writing in English at University is a free resource offered by the Centre for Languages and Literature at Lund University in partnership with Coursera. The course is aimed at university students who are currently involve

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Språk- och litteraturcentrum Italienska Communicative variation in time and space Course Literature The course literature serves two purposes: to give you the necessary background to the field studies, and to prepare you for the three themes that are in focus during our work. Some of the literature is compulsory; this is followed by instructions on how to read it. Some of it is recommended by the

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Klingvall 06 On a possible candidate for a Swedish middle EVA KLINGVALL (LUND UNIVERSITY ) Abstract In this paper I argue that there is a Swedish middle construction if middle is defined from a semantic point of view as in Lekakou (2005). Based on Swedish data, I also criticise one of the main points in Lekakou’s cross-linguistic analysis of middles, namely that the form of the middle is predictab

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Microsoft Word - WP3 Fabian Beijer EDITERAD15 aug 2003.doc Michal Starke’s Move Dissolves into Merge: A Theory of Locality. A Summarizing Review. FABIAN BEIJER 1 Introduction After having presented the main ideas at various seminars, conferences and EGG summer schools1 at least since 1999, Michal Starke completed his doctoral thesis in 2001. The thesis has not yet been published in book format2. I

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This is the title of my paper Is the notion of linguistic competence at all relevant in Cognitive Linguistics? CARITA PARADIS 1 Introduction Linguistic competence is a term we associate with Chomsky (e.g. 1965: Ch 1), who made the distinction between people’s knowledge of language (competence), and that knowledge put to use in real situations (performance).1 Competence is an aspect of our mental c

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WP.doc 1 Is the notion of linguistic competence at all relevant in Cognitive Linguistics? CARITA PARADIS 1 Introduction Linguistic competence is a term we associate with Chomsky (e.g. 1965: Ch 1), who made the distinction between people’s knowledge of language (competence), and that knowledge put to use in real situations (performance).1 Competence is an aspect of our mental capacity underlying ou

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Maria.PDF Register Differences between Prefabs in Native and EFL English MARIA WIKTORSSON 1 Introduction In the later stages of EFL (English as a Foreign Language) learning, and foreign language learning in general, emphasis is put on approaching a native-like command of the target language. Native-like command of a language entails, besides using correct grammar and vocabulary, being able to use

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Prosodic Disambiguation in Japanese A Comparative Study of Native Speakers and Swedish L2 Learners Chen Cheng Supervisor: Dr. Shinichiro Ishihara Centre for Language and Literature, Lund University MA in Language and Linguistics, Japanese SPVR01 Language and Linguistics: Degree Project – Master's (Two Years) Thesis, 30 credits June 2026 ii Abstract In Japanese, prosodic structure systematically ma

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Microsoft Word - WP3 Hans Malmström och Carita Paradis EDITERAD15 aug 2003.– Modelling speech production – evidence from Swedish blends HANS MALMSTRÖM CARITA PARADIS 1 Introduction1 This paper is concerned with a type of speech errors called blends and what they may tell us about speech processing. A blend is a contamination of elements from two different lexical items. Sometime during the process

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Fabian.doc The syntax and pragmatics of exclamations and other expressive/emotional utterances1,2 FABIAN BEIJER 1 Introduction In the linguistic literature we find discussions and descriptions of linguistic phenomena such as EXPRESSIVE UTTERANCES, EXCLAMATORY UTTERANCES, EXPRESSIVE SENTENCES, EXCLAMATIONS, EXCLAMATIVES, and EXPRESSIVE SPEECH ACTS. Linguists have thus observed that there are emotio

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This is the title of my paper Towards a theory of lexical meaning as ontologies and construals CARITA PARADIS Abstract The purpose of this paper is to propose a framework of lexical meaning, broadly along the lines of Cognitive Semantics (Langacker 1987a). The paper focuses on interpretations of adjective-noun (ADJ N ) combinations in English. Within the proposed model, all aspects of meaning are

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Cim.doc Between epistemic modality and degree: the case of really1 CARITA PARADIS 1 Background and major claims Research on the interpretation of adverbs such as really, just, only, rather, quite, apparently or absolutely shows that they are contextually sensitive and highly flexible.2 This paper takes a closer look at really in order to account for its various interpretations. Stenström’s (1986)

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This is the title of my paper The Use of Modal Expressions in English by Native Speakers of Russian ANNA WÄRNSBY 1 Introduction This study examines in what ways and to what degree of success native speakers of Russian use modal expressions in English. The study is based on a translation experiment from Russian into English designed for use within the frame of the computer program ScriptLog (see Se

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