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Polish deadjectival nouns as nominalized adverbs
(2021) Wiland, Bartosz
The traditional description of Polish abstract nouns such as lekkość ‘lightness’ or jasność ‘brightness’ holds that they are formed with an adjectival root and the nominalizing suffix -ość. The paper considers an alternative analysis where -o-ść is a complex marker and such nominals go through an adverbial stage in their formation, rendering them [[[ A ] Adv ] N ] structures, a possibility suggested by the fact that the -o itself is an ad- verbial marker.
Towards a more analytic expression of grammatical relationships: The use of prepositions and adverbs in early English correspondence
(Wydawnictwo Naukowe UAM, 2002) Rutkowska, Hanna
The focus of my paper is syntactic. It analyses different functions and positions of uninflected words, more precisely prepositions and adverbs, in the fifteenth-century correspondence. The Cely Letters (1472-88) constitute the basis for the analysis, but some examples are also drawn from the letters of the Paston and Plumpton families.