| Constructions, Special Volume |
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| Capturing meaningful generalizations at varying degrees of resolution The case of the family of <i>ser muy</i> <i>de</i>-PP constructions in present-day Spanish |
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| Maximizing the explanatory power of constructions in Cognitive Construction Grammar(s) |
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| Exploring the pedagogical potential of vertical and horizontal relations in the constructicon: The case of the family of subjective-transitive constructions with <i>decir</i> in Spanish |
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| Situating Valency Theory in functional-cognitive space |
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| Taming iconicity in the Spanish and Italian translations of Shakespeare's Sonnets Some observations from a (Contrastive) (Cognitive) Construction Grammar perspective |
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| Applying constructional concepts to Romance languages |
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| Bringing together fragments and constructions: Evidence from complementation |
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| That’s so a construction! |
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| CHAPTER FIVE WORDS AS CONSTRUCTIONS: SOME REFLECTIONS IN THE LIGHT OF CONSTRUCTIONIST APPROACHES* FRANCISCO GONZÁLVEZ-GARCÍA |
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| Introduction to the Volume |
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| Passives without actives: evidence from verbless complement clauses in Spanish |
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| Introduction to the Special Thematic Volume |
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| CONSTRUCTIONAL INTEGRATION IN THE LEXICAL CONSTRUCTIONAL MODEL |
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| Illocutionary meaning revisited: Subjective-transitive constructions in the Lexical Constructional Model |
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| Metaphor and metonymy do <i>not</i> render coercion superfluous: Evidence from the subjective-transitive construction |
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| Verbos y construcciones en el espacio cognitivo-funcional del siglo XXI |
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| Contrasting constructions in English and Spanish The influence of semantic, pragmatic, and discourse factors |
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| Measuring Out Reflexivity in Secondary Predication in English and Spanish: Evidence from Verba Cogitandi in English and Spanish |
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| The family of object-related depictives in English and Spanish: towards a usage-based constructionist analysis |
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| Measuring out reflexivity in secondary predication in English and Spanish Evidence from cognition verbs |
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| Structural-Functional Studies in English Grammar: In Honour of Lachlan Mackenzie |
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| Towards a constructionist, usage-based reappraisal of interpersonal manipulation: evidence from secondary predication in English and Spanish |
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| Cognitive Construction Grammar works |
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| Cognitive Construction Grammar works: An interview with Adele E. Goldberg |
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| <i>That's a construction for you/las construcciones es lo que tiene(n)</i>: Grammaticalization via Subjectification in Attributive Clauses in English and Spanish |
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| 'Saved by the reflexive': Evidence from coercion via reflexives in verbless complement clauses in English and Spanish |
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| Situating the Lexical Constructional Model in functional-cognitive space: Some preliminary considerations |
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| ‘Saved by the reflexive’: Evidence from coercion via reflexives in verbless complement clauses in English and Spanish |
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| Mapping functional-cognitive space |
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| On clefting in English and Spanish |
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| Matching syntax and semantics in argument structure construction grammar and the theory of sintactico-semantic sentence patterns |
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| Reconstructing object complements in English and Spanish |
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| What can pragmatic inference tell us about the syntax and semantics of secondaty predication |
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| I found myself led into the path of constructions: A brief overview of how construction-based approaches can furnish new ways of understanding English grammar |
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| FINDING, SEEING, THINKING," AND" OBSERVING" IN ENGLISH UTOPIAN LITERATURE: TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE RELEVANCE OF" NP+ XP" COMPLEMENT CONSTRUCTIONS IN THE MORPHOLOGY AND GRAMMAR OF J. SWIFT'S" GULLIVER'S TRAVELS |
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| Modulating Grammar trough Modality: a discourse approach |
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| A modality view of predicate selection in small clauses |
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