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spelling Flick, Johanna 1865-9373 0005-8076 Walter de Gruyter GmbH Literature and Literary Theory Linguistics and Language Language and Linguistics http://dx.doi.org/10.1515/bgsl-2016-0017 <jats:title>Abstract</jats:title> <jats:p>The German <jats:italic>am</jats:italic> progressive (<jats:italic>am Arbeiten sein</jats:italic> ›to be working‹) is a multi-word unit (<jats:italic>at </jats:italic>+ enclitic definite article + infinitive/verbal noun) expressing progressive meaning. It is the result of a relatively young grammaticalization. This article takes up a constructional perspective and shows that the <jats:italic>am</jats:italic> progressive must be analyzed as conventionalized pairing of form and meaning and hence as a construction. It will be shown that this partial schematic construction is closely associated with other parallel expressions, i. e.<jats:italic> die Stimmung ist am Kochen</jats:italic> (›the atmosphere is boiling up‹) or <jats:italic>die Verhandlungen sind am Laufen</jats:italic> (›the negotiations are being conducted‹) which we can find in contemporary German. While the <jats:italic>am</jats:italic> progressive takes up its place at the grammatical side of the constructional network, these lexically specified phrases are closer to the lexical pole. The article addresses the question how variable these potential micro constructions are. Since not every verb is equally compatible with the progressive meaning it will additionally be discussed how the verbal semantic affects productivity. In order to empirically attest the variability of the <jats:italic>am</jats:italic> progressive and its related constructions a corpus study using data from the German Reference Corpus was conducted. By the means of collostructional analyses it will be revealed which verbs are attracted to the <jats:italic>am</jats:italic> progressive. Furthermore, the data show which kinds of constructions have already been entrenched as new knot in the constructional network.<jats:fn id="j_bgsl-2016-0017_fn_001_w2aab3b7b1b1b6b1aab1c15b1c19Aa" symbol="1"> <jats:p>Ich bedanke mich bei Renata Szczepaniak und Melitta Gillmann für die ausgedehnten und hilfreichen Diskussionen über den <jats:italic>am</jats:italic>-Progressiv sowie bei Fabian Barteld für die methodische Unterstützung. Mein Dank gilt außerdem den zwei anonymen Gutachtern/Gutachterinnen, die den Aufsatz mit ihrer konstruktiven Kritik bereichert haben.</jats:p> </jats:fn> </jats:p> Kompositionalität, Variabilität und Netzwerkbildung Der <i>am</i>-Progressiv und parallele <i>am</i> V-<i>en sein</i>-Konstruktionen: Beiträge zur Geschichte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur
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spelling Flick, Johanna 1865-9373 0005-8076 Walter de Gruyter GmbH Literature and Literary Theory Linguistics and Language Language and Linguistics http://dx.doi.org/10.1515/bgsl-2016-0017 <jats:title>Abstract</jats:title> <jats:p>The German <jats:italic>am</jats:italic> progressive (<jats:italic>am Arbeiten sein</jats:italic> ›to be working‹) is a multi-word unit (<jats:italic>at </jats:italic>+ enclitic definite article + infinitive/verbal noun) expressing progressive meaning. It is the result of a relatively young grammaticalization. This article takes up a constructional perspective and shows that the <jats:italic>am</jats:italic> progressive must be analyzed as conventionalized pairing of form and meaning and hence as a construction. It will be shown that this partial schematic construction is closely associated with other parallel expressions, i. e.<jats:italic> die Stimmung ist am Kochen</jats:italic> (›the atmosphere is boiling up‹) or <jats:italic>die Verhandlungen sind am Laufen</jats:italic> (›the negotiations are being conducted‹) which we can find in contemporary German. While the <jats:italic>am</jats:italic> progressive takes up its place at the grammatical side of the constructional network, these lexically specified phrases are closer to the lexical pole. The article addresses the question how variable these potential micro constructions are. Since not every verb is equally compatible with the progressive meaning it will additionally be discussed how the verbal semantic affects productivity. In order to empirically attest the variability of the <jats:italic>am</jats:italic> progressive and its related constructions a corpus study using data from the German Reference Corpus was conducted. By the means of collostructional analyses it will be revealed which verbs are attracted to the <jats:italic>am</jats:italic> progressive. Furthermore, the data show which kinds of constructions have already been entrenched as new knot in the constructional network.<jats:fn id="j_bgsl-2016-0017_fn_001_w2aab3b7b1b1b6b1aab1c15b1c19Aa" symbol="1"> <jats:p>Ich bedanke mich bei Renata Szczepaniak und Melitta Gillmann für die ausgedehnten und hilfreichen Diskussionen über den <jats:italic>am</jats:italic>-Progressiv sowie bei Fabian Barteld für die methodische Unterstützung. Mein Dank gilt außerdem den zwei anonymen Gutachtern/Gutachterinnen, die den Aufsatz mit ihrer konstruktiven Kritik bereichert haben.</jats:p> </jats:fn> </jats:p> Kompositionalität, Variabilität und Netzwerkbildung Der <i>am</i>-Progressiv und parallele <i>am</i> V-<i>en sein</i>-Konstruktionen: Beiträge zur Geschichte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur
spellingShingle Flick, Johanna, Beiträge zur Geschichte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur, Der am-Progressiv und parallele am V-en sein-Konstruktionen:, Literature and Literary Theory, Linguistics and Language, Language and Linguistics
title Der am-Progressiv und parallele am V-en sein-Konstruktionen:
title_full Der am-Progressiv und parallele am V-en sein-Konstruktionen:
title_fullStr Der am-Progressiv und parallele am V-en sein-Konstruktionen:
title_full_unstemmed Der am-Progressiv und parallele am V-en sein-Konstruktionen:
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title_sub Kompositionalität, Variabilität und Netzwerkbildung
title_unstemmed Der am-Progressiv und parallele am V-en sein-Konstruktionen:
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