English adjective-noun compounds and related constructions

The aim of this paper is to examine English constructions consisting of an adjective and a noun, with particular reference to whether this sequence can form a compound as well as a syntactic structure. Emphasis will particularly be placed on two kinds of examples: those where an adjective-noun struc...

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Main Author: Bennett, Paul
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Language:English
Published: Penerbit UKM 2002
Online Access:http://journalarticle.ukm.my/716/
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spelling ukm-7162016-12-14T06:27:59Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/716/ English adjective-noun compounds and related constructions Bennett, Paul The aim of this paper is to examine English constructions consisting of an adjective and a noun, with particular reference to whether this sequence can form a compound as well as a syntactic structure. Emphasis will particularly be placed on two kinds of examples: those where an adjective-noun structure modifies another noun, such as new-road enquiry; and those consisting of a relational adjective plus a noun, as in nervous disease. We shall touch on issues of productivity and lexicalization, as well as the relations and interactions between compounding and syntax. Penerbit UKM 2002 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://journalarticle.ukm.my/716/1/GemaVol1.1.2001No1.pdf Bennett, Paul (2002) English adjective-noun compounds and related constructions. GEMA: Online Journal of Language Studies, 2 (1). pp. 1-10. ISSN 1675-8021 http://www.ukm.my/ppbl/Gema/gemahome.html
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description The aim of this paper is to examine English constructions consisting of an adjective and a noun, with particular reference to whether this sequence can form a compound as well as a syntactic structure. Emphasis will particularly be placed on two kinds of examples: those where an adjective-noun structure modifies another noun, such as new-road enquiry; and those consisting of a relational adjective plus a noun, as in nervous disease. We shall touch on issues of productivity and lexicalization, as well as the relations and interactions between compounding and syntax.
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English adjective-noun compounds and related constructions
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title English adjective-noun compounds and related constructions
title_short English adjective-noun compounds and related constructions
title_full English adjective-noun compounds and related constructions
title_fullStr English adjective-noun compounds and related constructions
title_full_unstemmed English adjective-noun compounds and related constructions
title_sort english adjective-noun compounds and related constructions
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url http://journalarticle.ukm.my/716/
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