From premodal to modal meaning: Adjectival pathways in English
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Auteurs : An Van Linden [Belgique]Source :
- Cognitive Linguistics [ 0936-5907 ] ; 2010-09.
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- Adjective, Attestation, Attitudinal source, Auwera, Bybee, Cambridge university press, Chicago press, Classifier, Cognitive, Cognitive linguistics, Collocation, Collocational, Collocational meaning, Critical days, Crucial experiment, Dasher, Deontic, Deontic domain, Deontic expressions, Deontic meaning, Deontic modality, Diachronic, Dynamic meaning, Dynamic necessity, Elizabeth closs, English language, English linguistics, Epistemic, Evaluative, Evaluative adjective, Evaluative adjectives, Evaluative contexts, First attestation, First attestations, First pathway, Frank robert, Functional grammar, Galenic, Generalization, Goossens, Gradable, Gradable quality, Grammaticalization, Head noun, Hubert cuyckens, Inclusion, Inclusion relationship, Indispensability, Intrinsic inclusion, John benjamins, Leuven, Lexical, Lexical sources, Linden, Metaphorical projection, Middle english, Modal, Modal auxiliaries, Modal categories, Modal domain, Modal expressions, Modal meaning, Modal notions, Modality, Modern sense, Noun, Nuyts, Original meaning, Original meaning stage, Other nouns, Other words, Paradis, Paraphrase, Paraphrased, Pathway, Plungian, Potential action, Potential actions, Potential meaning, Potentiality, Predicative position, Premodal, Recurrent sources, Referee, Relational, Relational meaning, Relational nouns, Relationality, Relationality potentiality, Second change, Second pathway, Second reading, Semantic, Semantic change, Semantic changes, Semantic development, Semantic developments, Semantic extension, Semantic generalization, Semantic properties, Situational, Smet, Specific meaning, Stages stage, Subjectivity, Third stage, Totality modifiers, Traugott, True nature, Vital parts, Vital spirit, Vital strength.
Abstract
This article approaches common topics in the diachronic literature on modal categories from the perspective of adjectives. It thus expands on what has been found for the better studied category of modal auxiliaries as regards sources of modal meaning and pathways of change. Most importantly, it proposes two new pathways from premodal to (dynamic) modal meaning, one followed by essential and vital, and one followed by crucial and critical. It also shows that in the four cases the development of dynamic meaning depends on the emergence of two semantic properties, viz. relationality and potentiality. Finally, this study makes it clear that the mechanisms driving the various semantic changes are not new, but rather have proved useful in explaining a varied set of developments. For the final semantic extension of the adjectives from dynamic to deontic meaning, for instance, the process of subjectification (Traugott, Language 65: 31–55, 1989) will be invoked.
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DOI: 10.1515/COGL.2010.018
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