Submorphematische Motiviertheit als Grammatikalisierungsergebnis: zur Grammatikalisierung von Reflexivpronomen [Submorphematic motivatedness as a result of grammaticalization: on the grammaticalization of reflexive pronouns]

Verfasser / Beitragende:
[Elisabeth Leiss]
Ort, Verlag, Jahr:
2004
Enthalten in:
Zeitschrift für germanistische Linguistik, 32/2(2004-06-07), 233-244
Format:
Artikel (online)
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245 1 0 |a Submorphematische Motiviertheit als Grammatikalisierungsergebnis: zur Grammatikalisierung von Reflexivpronomen [Submorphematic motivatedness as a result of grammaticalization: on the grammaticalization of reflexive pronouns]  |h [Elektronische Daten]  |c [Elisabeth Leiss] 
520 3 |a Grammaticization theory gives a lot of evidence that grammatical polysemy is the normal case whereas grammatical homonymy is more and more seen to be just a case of undetected polysemy. Identical forms are linked together by a common path of grammaticization. They are therefore necessarily related in meaning. Due to this insight Grammaticization theory has completely undermined an important part of the axiomatics of linguistics: The so-called arbitrariness of the relation between meaning and form may be nothing more than a yet undetected motivated relation between different stages of grammaticizational processes. The present paper aims at finding undetected polysemy even at a submorphematic level. In order to exemplify this approach the German reflexive pronoun sich is splitted into the segments s- and -ich. It is suggested that the homonymy of the second segment with the first personal pronoun ich   is just a case of undetected polysemy. The intention of this at first glance donquijotical approach to morphology is to provoke believers in homonymy to make more efforts to prove their own approach. 
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