Grammatische Variation

Grammatical variation in standard language is surprisingly complex and multifaceted, involving an interplay of internal grammatical regularities, parameters beyond grammar such as medium and text type, and extra-linguistic dimensions such as time or space. This book uses exemplary studies to show how variation in grammar can be understood by means of corpus, computer, psychological, and neurolinguistics, and modeled by modern grammatical methods.

Autorentext

Marek Konopka and Angelika Wöllstein , Institut für Deutsche Sprache, Mannheim, Germany.