Bachelorarbeit, 2018
78 Seiten, Note: 2,3
This paper investigates the use and meaning of the verbs "to prettify" and "to vivify", derived from adjectives with the suffix "-ify", in the NOW Corpus. The research utilizes the "Theory of Norms and Exploitation" (TNE) by Patrick Hanks, examining the target words through the lens of his Pattern Dictionary approach and John Sinclair's model of extended lexical units. This analysis aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the different aspects and nuances of their meanings.
The introduction outlines the study's objective: to examine the use and meaning of the verbs "to prettify" and "to vivify" in context. It introduces the methodology employed, drawing upon the "Theory of Norms and Exploitation" (TNE) by Patrick Hanks and his Pattern Dictionary approach. The second chapter explores morphological aspects, focusing on suffixation and the "-ify" suffix, as well as the characteristics of adjectives. The third chapter delves into theories of lexical analysis, including the TNE, Frame Semantics, valency, polysemy, and the model of extended lexical meaning. Chapter four offers a brief overview of corpus linguistics, highlighting the British National Corpus and the NOW Corpus. Chapter five provides the etymology and meaning of the target words "to prettify" and "to vivify". The final chapter will present the findings of the analysis, evaluating the results and offering a concluding outlook on the study's effectiveness and potential for further research.
The core focus of this paper lies in the analysis of the target words "to prettify" and "to vivify" in the context of the NOW Corpus. The study utilizes the Theory of Norms and Exploitation (TNE), Pattern Dictionary of English Verbs, Frame Semantics, valency, polysemy, collocation, colligation, semantic preference, and semantic prosody. These keywords encapsulate the research's main themes and methods.
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