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Semantic polyfunctionality and constructional networks
This paper offers an analysis of insubordinate subjunctive complement clauses (ISCs) in Spanish and aims to contribute to
the general debate in Construction Grammar on how to deal with a highly pragmatically specified surface form that expresses several
meanings. We explore whether the meanings expressed by ISCs are encoded in the construction or can be derived via independently existing
principles of pragmatic interpretation. The results of the analysis are represented in a constructional network.
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