Handout Exercises Cognitive Grammar Ronald W. Langacker
Handout Exercises Cognitive Grammar Ronald W. Langacker
Handout Exercises Cognitive Grammar Ronald W. Langacker
two structures, symbolization integration TRIANGLE semantic structure triangle phonological structure full schematicity/sanction partial schematicity/sanction [TRIANGLE] semantic unit [triangle] phonological unit [[TRIANGLE]/[triangle]] sanctioning structure, unit status of the symbolic relationship between two units TRIANGLE or triangle is a more specic variant of TRIANGLE or triangle ((TRIANGLE)/(triangle)) target structure ([[TRIANGLE]/[triangle]]((TRIANGLE)/(triangle))) categorizing judgement with full schematicity/sanction ([[PENCIL]/[pencil]]((PENCIL)/(pencil))) categorizing judgement with partial schematicity/sanction [[[THING]/[...]][[PL]/[z]]] schematic integration of two symbolic units [[[PIN]/[pin]][[PL]/[z]]] elaborate integration of two symbolic units [PIN] and [PL] semantic units [pin] and [z] phonological units [PINPL] composite semantic unit [pinz] composite phonological unit [[PIN]/[pin]] and [[PL]/[z]] symbolic units
Ex. 1: Explain the term unit status and give an example for a nonunit expression.
Ex. 2: Write down the formula for a full sanction, including sanctioning and target structure, of (BOOK).