Grammaticae Quaestiones, Or, A Grammatical Examination By Question Only
Grammaticae Quaestiones, Or, A Grammatical Examination By Question Only
The Common Accidence Examined And Explained By Short Questions And Answers According To The Very Words Of The Book
A new English Grammar Based on the Recommendations of the Joint Committee on Grammatical Terminology
The Nanosyntax of Friulian Verbs
The book investigates the present and past verb forms in the Friulian dialect spoken in Tualis. It provides both a detailed empirical description and a theoretical account of thirteen inflection classes in the Friulian verb system within the framework of Nanosyntax. The analysis also employs two recent innovations in the nanosyntactic paradigm: the consistent application of the subextracting Spellout Algorithm and Complex Left Branch trees. This approach captures the correct root-suffix pairing, root suppletion, syncretism, including ABA patterns.
The Phonology of the Bakhtiari, Badakhshani, and Madaglashti Dialects of Modern Persian, With Vocabularies
The Phonology of the Bakhtiari, Badakhshani, and Madaglashti Dialects of Modern Persian, With Vocabularies
A new English Grammar Based on the Recommendations of the Joint Committee on Grammatical Terminology
Grammar Through Analysis, A Natural Introduction To The Elementary Laws Of English Grammar
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Grammar Lessons, By A Lady [signing Herself M.]. A Suppl. To Mary’s Grammar
Grammar Through Analysis, A Natural Introduction To The Elementary Laws Of English Grammar
Linearization in Functional Discourse Grammar
This volume develops Functional Discourse Grammar's innovative and unique approach to constituent ordering, both by refining some of its theoretical tenets, and by applying it to data from a variety of languages (including Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, English, European and South American Spanish, Italian, Tagalog, Tahitian, Tamil and Turkish). This work will not only interest typologists working on theoretically-oriented approaches to constituent order and linguistics working in these individual languages, but also, given Functional Discourse Grammar's intermediate position between formalist and functionalist models of language, linguists working in both types of approaches.
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Grammar Lessons, By A Lady [signing Herself M.]. A Suppl. To Mary’s Grammar
Phonological Drift and Language Contact
Several language families of northern Europe - Germanic, Celtic, and Uralic - share phonetic and phonological patterns that are typologically unusual. This book demonstrates how we can better understand these convergences: they exemplify the phenomenon of drift. Using the latest advances in theoretical linguistics, the study of sound change, and language variation, it offers insights into the development of these features and what they tell us about past cultural and linguistic contacts. Although the languages are not closely related, an understanding of drift grounded in the theory of the life cycle of phonological patterns reveals the workings of convergent developments. Covering a wide range of vernacular varieties, this book shows how phonological microvariation is illuminated by an approach grounded in the theory of the life cycle and historical sociolinguistics. It is essential reading for historical and theoretical linguists, and anyone with an interest in the cultural and linguistic contacts across northern Europe.
The Pragmatics of Multiword Terms
This book explores the pragmatics of specialized language with a focus on multiword terms, complex phrases characterized by sequences of nouns or adjectives whose meaning is clarified in the unspecified but implicit links between them, with implications for their use and translation.The volume adopts an innovative approach rooted in Frame-Based Terminology which allows for the analysis of multiword - compound terms in specialized language, such as horizontal-axis wind turbine - term formation from an integrated semantic and pragmatic perspective. The book features data from a corpus on wind power in English, Spanish, and French comprising such specialized texts as research articles, books, reports, and PhD theses to consider term extraction and the identification of terminological correspondences. Cabezas-Garc穩a highlights the ways in which pragmatic analysis is an integral part of understanding multiword terms, due to the necessary inference of information implicit within them, with applications for future research on pragmatics and specialized language more broadly.This book will be of interest to students and researchers in pragmatics, semantics, corpus linguistics, and terminology.
