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portada The Status and Development of N+n Sequences in Contemporary English Noun Phrases

The Status and Development of N+n Sequences in Contemporary English Noun Phrases

Iria Pastor Gomez (Author) · Maurizio Gotti (Illustrated by) · Peter Lang Group Ag, International Academic P · Paperback

The Status and Development of N+n Sequences in Contemporary English Noun Phrases - Gotti, Maurizio ; Pastor Gomez, Iria

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Synopsis "The Status and Development of N+n Sequences in Contemporary English Noun Phrases"

This volume aims to carry out a comprehensive analysis of those nouns within the structure of the noun phrase which are referred to as N+N sequences (e.g. drug addiction, computer cluster). They are studied from three perspectives, namely their status as syntactic constructs, their evolution as becoming morphological items through a process of lexicalisation - whereby they gradually acquire properties of a semantic, morphological, orthographic and phonological nature -, and their use in which several variables such as speech community, mode and textual category are in operation. Additionally, this volume touches upon the problems in establishing clear-cut boundaries between morphology and syntax in order to define their status and evolution. A comprehensive corpus analysis rounds off the study.

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