Abstract

Radical Construction Grammar is a model of morphosyntactic representation that emerged from bringing together the results of typological research and the issues addressed by contemporary theories of syntax. The product of this marriage of typology and syntactic theory is basically a variety of construction grammar, but one that is quite

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