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@proceedings{992778,
author = {Adam, Martin},
booktitle = {3rd Silesian International Conference in English Studies SILSE 2012},
keywords = {hendiadys; FSP; presentation; Firbas; Quirk;},
language = {eng},
title = {"A ruler came and knelt before him": Hendiadys as a Means of Presentation on the Scene},
year = {2012}
}
TY - CONF
ID - 992778
AU - Adam, Martin
PY - 2012
TI - "A ruler came and knelt before him": Hendiadys as a Means of Presentation on the Scene
KW - hendiadys
KW - FSP
KW - presentation
KW - Firbas
KW - Quirk;
N2 - Seen from the point of view of the Firbasian theory of FSP, in addition to the existential there-construction, it is the “prototypical” configuration of the rhematic subject in preverbal position that seems to convey existence/appearance on the scene most frequently in English (A cruel smile hovered over her face.). The present corpus-based paper proposes to throw light on the structure and the function of the Pr-sentences containing the so-called hendiadys (A ruler came and knelt before him.) Such constructions, in which “a single conceptual idea is realised by two distinct constituents” (Hopper 2002: 146 qtd. in Tárnyiková 2007: 107) actually operate within the area of pseudo-coordination (Quirk et al. 1985: 978-979). The aim of the analysis will be to discuss the potential capacity of such configurations to present a context-independent subject on the scene, i.e. to express appearance/existence with explicitness or sufficient implicitness.
ER -
ADAM, Martin. ''A ruler came and knelt before him'': Hendiadys as a Means of Presentation on the Scene. Online. In \textit{3rd Silesian International Conference in English Studies SILSE 2012}. 2012, [citováno 2024-04-24]
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