Nomina Agentis in the language of Shakespearean drama

Aleksandra Kalaga

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Uniwersytet Śląski

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2016

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Kalaga, Aleksandra. Nomina Agentis in the language of Shakespearean drama. Red. . Katowice: Uniwersytet Śląski, 2016, 158 s. ISBN 978-83-8012-940-5

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978-83-8012-940-5

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Uniwersytet Śląski

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2016

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158

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Table of contentsAbbreviations and symbols /9
Introduction /11
1.1 The place of nominalisations in grammar /15
Chapter 1: Nominalisations in selected linguistic theories /15
1.2 Nominalisations in Structural Linguistics /17
1.3 Nominalisations in Transformational-Generative Grammar (TGG) /18
1.4 Nominalisations in Generative Semantics (GS) /25
1.5 Nominalisations in Cognitive Linguistics /27
1.6 Nominalisations in the approaches based on the theory of selectional restrictions /29
1.7 Conclusion /32
2.1 The notion of productivity in linguistics /33
Chapter 2: The problem of productivity in word-formation /33
2.2 Productivity as frequency versus productivity as potentiality /34
2.3 Productivity with relation to language levels /38
2.4 Degrees of productivity /38
2.5 Restrictions on productivity /39
2.5.1 Linguistic r estrictions /39
2.5.2 Extralinguistic restrictions on productivity /40
2.6 Measuring productivity /42
2.6.1 Measures based on type frequency /42
2.6.2 Measures based on token frequency /43
2.7 Productivity versus creativity /45
2.8 Prerequisites for productivity /45
2.9 The problem of estimating productivity in historical language studies /47
2.10 Conclusion /48
3.1 Formal and semantic correspondence between agents and instruments /51
Chapter 3: Nomina Agentis versus Nomina Instrumenti: The fuzziness of categorial borders /51
3.2 Attempts at isolating the categorial features for agents and instruments /52
3.3 Agents and instruments in the light of the theory of categorisation /55
3.4 Categories and categorisation in Cognitive Linguistics /58
3.5 Conclusion /60
4.1 Agents versus locatives /63
Chapter 4: Semantic, syntactic, and morphological properties of agent nouns /63
4.2 Agents versus experiencers /64
4.3 Agency and C ausality /66
4.4 Other semantic features of agents /67
4.5 Semantic relations between an agent noun and its motivating verbal base: Habitual versus actual agents /68
4.6 Denominal Nomina Agentis /70
4.7 Methods of deriving Nomina Agentis in Modern English /73
4.7.1 The suffix -ant/-ent /73
4.7.2 The suffix -ar /74
4.7.3 The suffix -ee /75
4.7.4 The suffix -er /76
4.7.5 The suffix -ess /80
4.7.6 The suffix -ic/-ician /80
4.7.7 The suffix -ist /81
4.7.8 The suffix -or /81
4.7.10 The suffix -Ø (conversion) /83
4.7.9 The suffix -ster /83
4.8 Conclusion /84
5.1 External history and its influence on language /85
Chapter 5: Early Modern English ― linguistic and cultural background /85
5.2 Attitudes to language /86
5.3 Vocabulary and word-formation /86
5.4 Semantic changes /87
5.5 Conclusion /95
6.1 Source material and data collection /97
Chapter 6: Agent nouns in Shakespeare’s plays /97
6.2 Definition and classification of agent nouns /98
6.3 General corpus characteristics /99
6.4a Unanalysable agent nouns /99
6.4b Semantic analysis /100
6.5 Analysable a gent n ouns /104
6.5.1 The suffix -er /105
6.5.1.1 Formal a nalysis /105
6.5.1.2 Semantic a nalysis /108
6.5.1.2.1 Deverbal a gent n ouns /108
6.5.1.2.2 Denominal agent nouns /110
6.5.1.3 Shakespeare’s neosemanticisms in -er /111
6.5.1.4 Shakespeare’s agentive neologisms in -er /112
6.5.1.4.1 Shakespeare’s agentive neologisms in -er: Semantics /113
6.5.1.4.2 Shakespeare’s agentive neologisms in -er: Institutionalisation /114
6.5.2 The suffix -or /114
6.5.2.1 Formal a nalysis /115
6.5.2.2 Semantic analysis /116
6.5.3 The semi-suffix -man /117
6.5.3.1 Formal a nalysis /118
6.5.3.2 Semantic analysis /119
6.5.4 The suffix -ess /121
6.5.4.1 Formal a nalysis /121
6.5.4.2 Semantic analysis /122
6.5.5 The suffix -ant /123
6.5.5.1 Formal a nalysis /123
6.5.5.2 Semantic analysis /124
6.5.6 The suffix -ist /125
6.5.6.1 Formal a nalysis /125
6.5.6.2 Semantic analysis /126
6.5.7 The suffix -ian/-ician /127
6.5.7.1 Formal analysis /128
6.5.7.2 Semantic a nalysis /128
6.5.8 The suffix -ster /129
6.5.8.1 Formal a nalysis /129
6.5.8.2 Semantic analysis /130
6.5.9 The suffix -eer /131
6.5.9.1 Formal a nalysis /131
6.5.9.2 Semantic a nalysis /131
6.5.10 The suffix -ar /132
6.6 Conclusion /132
Conclusions /137
Bibliography /139
Index of subjects /147
Index of scholars /149
Appendix: Shakespeare’s agentive neologisms /151
Streszczenie /153
Zusammenfassung /155

WFRs

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Abbreviationsandsymbols

verb

Word-FormationRules

AbbreviationsofthetitlesofWilliamShakespeare’splays

All’sWell:

All’sWellThatEndsWell

Ant.&Cl.

AntonyandCleopatra

A.Y.L.

AsYouLikeIt

Com.Err.

TheComedyofErrors

Cor.

Coriolanus

Cymb.

Cymbeline

Ham.

Hamlet

1Hen.IV

KingHenryIVPart1

Hen.V

KingHenryV

1Hen.VI

KingHenryVIPart1

Hen.VIII

KingHenryVIII

Jul.C.

JuliusCaesar

John

KingJohn

Lear

KingLear

L.L.L.

Love’sLabour’sLost

Macb.

Macbeth

Meas.forM.MeasureforMeasure

Merch.V

MerryW.

Mids.N.

MuchAdo

Oth.

Per.

Rich.II

Rich.III

TheMerchantofVenice

TheMerryWivesofWindsor

AMidsummerNight’sDream

MuchAdoAboutNothing

Othello

Pericles

KingRichardII

KingRichardIII

Rom.&Jul.

RomeoandJuliet

Tam.Shr.

TheTamingoftheShrew

Temp.

TheTempest

Timon

TimonofAthens

Tit.A.

TitusAndronicus

Tr.&Cr.

TroilusandCressida

Twel.N.

TwelfthNight

TwoGent.

TheTwoGentlemenofVerona

Wint.T.

TheWinter’sTale

TwoNobl.K.TheTwoNobleKinsmen

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