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The volume investigates the syntagmatic relations of certain Finnish emotion verbs that are formed by the derivational suffix -ua/-yä (e.g. suuttua 'get angry', pelästyä 'get frightened'). Prototypically, the suffix expresses reflexivity, but in the case of the "inchoative" emotion verbs, it indicates a change of state on behalf of the experiencer, from a non-emotional state to an emotional state. The starting point of the investigation is a discussion of different psychological theories of emotion. The discussion shows that constructivist theories particularly emphasize the role of language and offer several links to the cognitive, usage-based model of language that constitutes the theoretical framework guiding the thesis. With regard to the usage-based model, special focus will be put on argument structures and stimulus nouns. The empirical part makes use of different forms of co-occurrence analysis in order to shed light upon the syntagmatic relations of the inchoative emotionverbs."Inchoative Emotion Verbs in Finnish" won the 2019 Doctoral Dissertation Award of the Society for the Study of Finnish (Kotikielen Seura).
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The volume investigates the syntagmatic relations of certain Finnish emotion verbs that are formed by the derivational suffix -ua/-yä (e.g. suuttua 'get angry', pelästyä 'get frightened'). Prototypically, the suffix expresses reflexivity, but in the case of the "inchoative" emotion verbs, it indicates a change of state on behalf of the experiencer, from a non-emotional state to an emotional state. The starting point of the investigation is a discussion of different psychological theories of emotion. The discussion shows that constructivist theories particularly emphasize the role of language and offer several links to the cognitive, usage-based model of language that constitutes the theoretical framework guiding the thesis. With regard to the usage-based model, special focus will be put on argument structures and stimulus nouns. The empirical part makes use of different forms of co-occurrence analysis in order to shed light the syntagmatic relations of the inchoative emotion verbs."Inchoative Emotion Verbs in Finnish" won the 2019 Doctoral Dissertation Award of the Society for the Study of Finnish (Kotikielen Seura).
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1. Introduction2. Emotion and language2.1. What are emotions?2.2. The linguistic perspective2.3. Emotions in Finnish2.4. Summary3. Theoretical prerequisites3.1. The status of argument structures3.2. Noun categorization3.3. Summary4. (Quantitative) Corpus Linguistics4.1. Empirical basis4.2. Colligation4.3. Collocation4.4. Summary5. Argument Realization Patterns5.1. Nominal arguments5.2. Clausal arguments5.3. Discussion of the results6. Covarying Collexemes6.1. Surprise6.2. Joy6.3. Love6.4. Sadness6.5. Fear6.6. Anger6.7. Discussion of the results7. Conclusion
