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Preface
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Chapter 1 Constructions in Cognitive Grammar
1£® Architecture
2£® Basic semantic notions
3£® Prototypical constructions
4£® Non-prototypical constructions
5£® Grammatical dependencies
6£® Constituency
7£® Conclusion

Chapter 2 Metonymy in grammar
1£® Indeterminacy
2£® Active zones
3£® Reference point constructions
4£® Complex things and relationships
5£® Other phenomena

Chapter 3 A Constructional approach to grammaticization
1£® The source construction
2£® Component meanings
3£® Integration
4£® The indefinite article
5£® Restructuring

Chapter 4 Possession£¬ location£¬ and existence
1£® What is "possession"?
2£® Possessive grounding
3£® Nominal and clausal possession
4£® HAVE possessives
5£® BE possessives
6£® Diachronic perspective

Chapter 5 On the subject of impersonals
1£® The problem
2£® Alternations in focal prominence
2£®1£® Basic grammatical notions
2£®2£® Actor defocusing
2£®3£® Non-participant trajectors
3£® The specification of nominal referents
3£®1£® Nominal organization
3£®2£® Definites
3£®3£® Delimitation
3£®4£® Definite impersonals
3£®5£® Vagueness
4£® The control cycle
4£®1£® The general model
4£®2£® Epistemic level
5£® What does it mean?
5£®1£® Putting the pieces together
5£®2£® Reconciliation
6£® Impersonal constructions
7£® Further prospects

Chapter 6 Enunciating the parallelism of nominal and
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