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A layered approach to habitual constructions

Typological studies in language, pp. 372–385

Abstract

Abstract This chapter presents typological generalizations that can be derived from a comparison of the data presented in Chapters 2 – 11 in this volume. The languages are compared in the light of the two predictions presented in Chapter 1 : (i) across and within languages, dedicated habitual expressions may differ from one another in terms of the layer(s) at which they apply; (ii) if a habitual expression applies at more than one layer, the layers involved will be contiguous in the hierarchy of layers established within Functional Discourse Grammar. Both predictions are confirmed without exceptions, and thus support the new approach to habitual meanings elaborated in this volume.

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  1. University of Amsterdam

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    University of Amsterdam

  2. Leiden University

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    Leiden University

  3. University of Amsterdam

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    University of Amsterdam

  4. University of Amsterdam

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    University of Amsterdam

  5. Uppsala University

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    Uppsala University

  6. University of Amsterdam

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    University of Amsterdam

  7. University of Amsterdam

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    University of Amsterdam

  8. University of Amsterdam

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    University of Amsterdam

  9. Ghent University

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    Ghent University

  10. Universidade de Santiago de Compostela

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    Universidade de Santiago de Compostela

  11. Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

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    Kiel University

  12. Leiden University

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    Leiden University

  13. Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi

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    Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi

  14. University of Amsterdam

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    University of Amsterdam

  15. First Nations University of Canada

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    First Nations University of Canada

  16. University of Amsterdam

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    University of Amsterdam

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