Produktivität und Idiomatizität von Präposition-Substantiv-Sequenzen
Zeitschrift für SprachwissenschaftPublished 20 January 2007
Tibor Kiss
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Abstract
Abstract The present paper discusses two fundamental properties of so-called determinerless PPs, their idiomaticity and productivity. Combining evidence from German newspaper corpora with methods from statistical natural language processing, we can show that determinerless PPs are no more idiomatic that ordinary phrasal combinations in general. From an empirical point of view determinerless PPs can be classified as productive. Consequently determinerless PPs should not be treated as idiomatic exceptions, which can be covered by finite lists.
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