Stefan HartmannJust in time for Christmas, the #snowclones are back! In our new #OpenAccess paper, part of a cool special issue on new approaches to #ConstructionGrammar, Tobias Ungerer and I compare the [X is the new Y] construction in English, German and Spanish https://turia.uv.es/index.php/qfilologia/article/view/28712
Hartmann & Ungerer (2024) is the new Hartmann & Ungerer (2023)! (It's still the same paper on #snowclones, but now it's part of a journal issue, so if you want to tear Tobias' and my arguments apart, you can do so using exact page numbers now :) ) https://doi.org/10.1017/S0022226723000117
DiazCarrete"Attack of the #snowclones" #linguistics
Stefan Hartmann @[email protected] on Twitter
“Of all the papers I’ve written, this one - joint work with the great Tobias Ungerer - is clearly one of my favorites, so I’m happy it’s finally out, #openaccess in the Journal of Linguistics: Attack of the #snowclones https://t.co/6cepjCCDwe”
Of all the papers I’ve written, this one - joint work with the great Tobias Ungerer - is clearly one of my favorites, so I’m happy it’s finally out, #openaccess in the Journal of Linguistics: Attack of the #snowclones https://doi.org/10.1017/S0022226723000117
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