Phraseology, Phraseodidactics and Construction Grammar(s)

Articles in this special issue

Each accepted article is published in the journal’s next regular issue as soon as its author approves the proof, and appears here.

1. Research Article Open accessWhy Construction Grammar Catches the Worm and Corpus Data can Drive you Crazy: Accounting for Idiomatic and Non-Idiomatic IdiomaticityThomas Herbstpp. 91–110 · published 11 Sep 2015View PDF8,788 accesses
2. Research Article Open accessAntiphrasis-Based Comparative Constructional Idioms in SpanishCarmen Mellado Blancopp. 111–127 · published 14 Aug 2015View PDF8,117 accesses
3. Research Article Open accessSequential Patterns: A new Corpus-Based Method to Inform the Teaching of Language for Specific PurposesDominique Legallois, Anne Prunetpp. 128–138 · published 13 Aug 2015View PDF8,174 accesses
4. Research Article Open accessRegister-Specific Collocational Constructions in English and Spanish: A Usage-Based ApproachGloria Corpas Pastorpp. 139–151 · published 13 Jul 2015View PDF9,705 accesses
5. Research Article Open accessConstructions in the Classroom: Examples of a Phraseodidactic Approach for the Teaching of L2 FrenchAmanda Edmondspp. 152–161 · published 15 Jul 2015View PDF7,906 accesses
6. Research Article Open accessHow Trainee Translators Analyse Lexico-Grammatical PatternsChris Gledhill, Natalie Küblerpp. 162–178 · published 15 Jul 2015View PDF8,549 accesses
7. Research Article Open accessContrastive Analysis of Stretched Collocations with Get and Take: Their use and Pedagogical ImplicationsSilvia Molina Plazapp. 179–193 · published 23 Jul 2015View PDF8,092 accesses
8. Research Article Open accessItems and Generalizations: Evidence from Decir within the Family of Subjective-Transitive Constructions in SpanishFrancisco Gonzálvez-Garcíapp. 194–226 · published 28 Jul 2015View PDF8,090 accesses
9. Research Article Open access"Fruits are Results": On the Interaction between Universal Archi-Metaphors, Ethno-Specific Culturemes and PhraseologyAntonio Pamies, Lei Chunyi, Margaret Craigpp. 227–247 · published 10 Aug 2015View PDF8,447 accesses
10. Research Article Open accessOn the Systematic Variation of German Idioms: Converse Pairs as a Constructional PhenomenonDmitrij Dobrovol′skijpp. 248–257 · published 13 Aug 2015View PDF8,208 accesses
11. Research Article Open accessEntrenching Inferences in Implicational and Illocutionary ConstructionsFrancisco José Ruiz de Mendoza Ibáñezpp. 258–274 · published 14 Aug 2015View PDF8,199 accesses
12. Research Article Open accessHow to Apply CxG to Phraseology: A Multilingual Research ProjectValentina Benigni, Paola Cotta Ramusino, Fabio Mollica, Elmar Schafrothpp. 275–288 · published 20 Aug 2015View PDF9,493 accesses
13. Research Article Open accessCAUSAL CONSTRUCTIONS WITH AN ADJECTIVE IN GERMAN AND FRENCH: TYPOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL CONSIDERATIONSSabine De Knoppp. 289–303 · published 23 Aug 2015View PDF7,981 accesses
14. Research Article Open accessDifficulties in Translating Terminological Phrasemes in Economic Print Media from French, Spanish and English into Slovak-a Contrastive ApproachĽudmila Mešková, Janka Kubekovápp. 304–316 · published 24 Aug 2015View PDF8,340 accesses
15. Research Article Open accessItalian Phrasemes as Constructions: How to Understand and Use ThemElmar Schafrothpp. 317–337 · published 3 Sep 2015View PDF9,086 accesses
16. Research Article Open accessThe Grammaticalization of the Spanish Complement-taking Verb without a ComplementizerJiyoung Yoonpp. 338–351 · published 12 Sep 2015View PDF8,770 accesses
17. Research Article Open access‘Someone to Open Each and Every Door’: Construction Grammar as a Learner Grammar: The Case of English Indefinite PronounsRandal Holmepp. 352–362 · published 12 Sep 2015View PDF7,855 accesses

The call for papers

Important dates

1. Call opens31 Dec 2014 · done
2. Submission deadline31 Dec 2014 · done
3. Collection complete15 Apr 2015 · done

Guest editor

• María Isabel González-Rey