Innovating One's Way Out of Lexicalism
Channel: Remi van Trijp
Date: 05/03/2020

This video introduces the most influential work in construction grammar: argument structure constructions. It briefly discusses how constructional approaches differ from mainstream lexicalist approaches. Next video, we will discuss these issues in more detailed ways.

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