Juxtaposed concessive constructions: a usage-based functional analysis
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https://doi.org/10.4025/actascilangcult.v37i2.24600Keywords:
concessivity, juxtaposition, functionalismAbstract
This paper presents a theoretical and empirical discussion about juxtaposed concessive clauses. It proposes an interpretation of distinct constructional patterns outside the prototypical scheme of finite and nonfinite concessive clauses. Based on a written language corpus, by means of the theoretical assumptions of the Usage-Based Functional Linguistics, it is assumed that concessive juxtaposed clauses have special characteristics that distinguish them from the prototypical concessive ones.
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