Function and Expression in Functional Grammar
1st Edition
Published on 9. October 2014
VI, 447 pages
978-3-11-087262-0 (ISBN)
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Elisabeth Engberg-Pedersen | Lisbeth Falster Jakobsen | Lone Schack Rasmussen
Function and Expression in Functional Grammar
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Elisabeth Engberg-Pedersen | Lisbeth Falster Jakobsen | Lone Schack Rasmussen
Function and Expression in Functional Grammar
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1994
1st Edition
De Gruyter Mouton
€209.00
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Content
- Intro
- Introduction
- The end of the chain: Where does decomposition of lexical knowledge lead us eventually?
- Semantic functions in perspective - reconsidering meaning definitions Lone Schack Rasmussen
- Transitivity and the treatment of (non)prototypicality in Functional Grammar
- A valence based theory of grammatical relations
- The study of ergativity in Functional Grammar
- Object assignment in a Functional Grammar of Croatian revisited Mario Brdar
- Perspective, markedness, and paradigmatic relations between predicates. A case study of Danish
- Syntactic functions, topic, and grammatical relations
- Speech acts and information structure in Functional Grammar
- Ancient Greek warfare - A case study in constituent ordering
- Contextualizing constituent as topic, non-sequential background and dramatic pause: Hebrew and Aramaic evidence
- Dutch subordinators and P1 in a Functional Grammar word order template
- From CASE to FOCUS in the pronouns of some Wessex-based dialects of English
- Auxiliary verbs in Arabic
- Term-to-phrase mapping rules: A case study from Arabic
- On the generation of English temporal satellite terms
- Not without you, I won't: Special utterance types in Functional Grammar
- A functional typology of speech reports
- Computational description of verbal complexes in English and Latin
- Prolog for a functional grammar of Hungarian: A programmer's look at grammar writing
- Expression rules using f-structures
- Some formal and computational aspects of the Functional Grammar machine model
- Subject index
